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Minister of Justice, Albulena Haxhiu, has officially set August 6th as the date for the constitutive session of the Assembly of Kosovo, a significant step in the country's political process.
Ardian Krasniqi has been remanded in custody after being accused of forgery and abuse of his official position, indicating a legal crackdown on alleged corruption.
Following a report by Klan Kosova, the government is now reviewing its decision to allow the exploitation of limestone for 15 years, suggesting potential policy changes based on media coverage.
A petition has been launched aiming to amend the Penal Code to prohibit the distribution of money during election campaigns, reflecting concerns about electoral integrity.
The 'Sunny Hill' festival has gained international attention, being featured on the front pages of five major global media outlets.
A tragic accident occurred in Vragoli where a car struck and killed a pedestrian, highlighting road safety concerns.
The Ministry of Industry, Trade, and Entrepreneurship (MINT) has announced new prices for oil derivatives, with today's prices being higher than yesterday.
A traffic accident involving three trucks and one car occurred at 'Qafa e Duhles', resulting in at least one person being injured.
In connection with the Wolt workers scheme, a Turkish national has been arrested, and two officials are under house arrest for alleged involvement.
Kosovo Police in Mitrovica have confiscated four firearms and 32 rounds of ammunition, indicating efforts to combat illegal weaponry.
MP Elmi Elezi has raised an alarm, suggesting that escort businesses might be exploited for espionage purposes, raising security concerns.
A doctor explains the reasons why extreme heat might have a greater impact on women's health.
The Albanian police have issued a warning, advising citizens to avoid going out to sea due to expected deteriorating weather conditions.
A fight involving weapons occurred in Shengjin, resulting in one person sustaining injuries.
The Ebola virus is reportedly spreading rapidly in Congo, with concerns rising over the impact on workers.