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Friday, October 09, 2026
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Members of the Democratic Party of Kosovo (PDK) are allegedly under significant pressure to accept a law and a formal decision regarding elections. The push follows the election of Justina Shiroka Pula as President and the approval of the Special Court law.
A video from Shaip Kamberi, an Albanian MP in Serbia, has sparked controversy, with his comments on Albanians and Serbs described as inciting hatred and creating fear. Separately, a body was discovered in a lake in the village of Livoç, Gjilan.
Justina Shiroka Pula took office as President on October 7, 2026. She serves alongside Prime Minister Albin Kurti, whose Vetëvendosje-led government oversees the current parliamentary mandate.
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The Democratic Party of Kosovo (PDK) is reportedly facing considerable pressure to agree to a law and a decision related to elections. This comes amidst ongoing political discussions in the country, following recent legislative approvals and a presidential election.
Koha Ditore:
Kosovo's PDK pressured to accept law
The PDK party in Kosovo was allegedly under significant pressure to accept a law and a decision regarding elections.
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A deceased body was found in a lake located in the village of Livoç, near Gjilan.
Telegrafi:
Body found in a lake in Gjilan village
A deceased body was discovered in a lake in the village of Livoç, Gjilan.
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Shaip Kamberi, an Albanian Member of Parliament in the Serbian Parliament, made a controversial statement concerning Albanians and Serbs. The statement, published in a video, has been criticized for allegedly inciting hatred and creating fear.
Telegrafi:
Controversial statement by Shaip Kamberi regarding Albanians and Serbs
Shaip Kamberi made a controversial statement about Albanians and Serbs, published in a video, which is described as inciting hatred and creating fear.
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