The 11th Legislature of the Assembly has held its first session, a crucial step in forming the new government. This development coincides with a looming October 6 deadline for electing a new President. Failure to meet this deadline could lead to a fourth general election in two years, intensifying the ongoing political uncertainty. The Assembly Presidency is also meeting to discuss recent Constitutional Court rulings concerning the Assembly, Government, and President.

Koha Ditore: Assembly Session Today for the First Time in the 11th Legislature

A report on the first Assembly session of the 11th Legislature, focusing on the proceedings and discussions that took place.

Gazeta Express: Only 12 days left for the President, will the fourth elections in two years be…

There are only 12 days remaining in the deadline for electing a new President, raising concerns about potentially avoiding a fourth general election in two years.

Gazeta Express: If the President is not elected by October 6, new elections will be held by…

A deadline of October 6 is set for the election of a new President; if not met, new general elections are expected by November 15.

Gazeta Express: Effect of the decision: Assembly Presidency meets today, parties state their…

The Presidency of the Assembly is meeting today to discuss the implications of a recent decision, with political parties expected to declare their stances.

Gazeta Express: What the Constitutional Court decided yesterday on the Assembly, Government…

This story details the recent rulings made by the Constitutional Court concerning the Assembly, the Government, and the President.

Protests against the Special Court's verdicts concerning former Kosovo Liberation Army (KLA) leaders have continued for a ninth consecutive day, with demonstrations scheduled in multiple cities. John Bolton has voiced his opinion that the Specialist Chambers are illegal and their trials politically motivated. Amidst these events, a hero of Kosovo, Fehmi Lladrovci, is being commemorated.

Kallxo: Special Court Verdict Sparks Protests in Several Kosovo Cities

Protests organized by the Kosovo Liberation Army Veterans Organization are scheduled to take place in various Kosovo cities following the Special Court's verdict.

Gazeta Express: Bolton: I believe this court is illegal, processes have a serious political…

John Bolton expresses his view that the Specialist Chambers are illegal and that the trials conducted by them contain significant political elements.

Kallxo: Ninth Day of Protest Against Special Court's Decision on KLA Leaders

Protests against the Special Court's rulings concerning former KLA leaders have continued for the ninth consecutive day.

Kallxo: Remembering Kosovo Hero Fehmi Lladrovci Amidst Special Court Sentences

An article commemorates Fehmi Lladrovci, referred to as a hero of Kosovo, in the context of recent sentences issued by the Special Court.

The trial against 53 individuals accused of the Meja Massacre and crimes in Gjakova has begun in absentia. The courtroom was reportedly filled with lawyers for the accused. Prime Minister Albin Kurti stated that Milan Radoičić and other members of what he terms a 'terrorist group' must face justice in Kosovo.

Gazeta Express: The hall fills with lawyers - Trial begins in absentia against 53 defendants

The trial against 53 individuals accused of the Meja Massacre and crimes in Gjakova has commenced in absentia, with the courtroom filled with lawyers.

Gazeta Express: Kurti: Radoičić and other members of the terrorist group must face justice in…

Prime Minister Albin Kurti states that Milan Radoičić and other members of what he calls a 'terrorist group' should be brought to justice in Kosovo.

Kosovo's national football team has secured a victory against Ireland in their Nations League opener. Captain Vedat Muriqi scored a crucial goal, and a 17-year-old Bayern Munich player made a historic debut. The match was also marked by notable fan choreography and celebrated hospitality towards Irish fans, highlighting the historical connections between the two nations.

Telegrafi: Kosovo's Victory Over Ireland: "What a Night, What a Victory!" - Agim Ademi's…

Following Kosovo's victory against Ireland, the President of the Football Federation of Kosovo, Agim Ademi, shared a powerful message reflecting on the triumph and the team's performance.

Gazeta Express: GOAL! Vedat Muriqi scores, Kosovo leads against Ireland

Vedat Muriqi scored a goal, putting Kosovo in the lead against Ireland in a football match.

Telegrafi: Moments from Kosovo vs. Ireland Match: Choreography, VIP Zone, Debut, and…

This article highlights 10 key moments from the Kosovo vs. Ireland football match, including fan choreography, notable attendees in the VIP zone, player debuts, and the significance of Vedat Muriqi's jersey.

Telegrafi: 17-Year-Old Bayern Munich Player Makes History for Kosovo with Record-Breaking…

A 17-year-old talent from Bayern Munich has achieved a historic debut for Kosovo, breaking records and impressing notable figures like Foden.

Telegrafi: Kosovo Starts Nations League with a Win, Captain Vedat Muriqi Makes the…

Kosovo has begun their Nations League campaign with a victory, with captain Vedat Muriqi being instrumental in securing the win.

Telegrafi: From Kosovo in 1999 to Fadil Vokrri Stadium: A Story of Two Nations and…

This story delves into the historical connections between Kosovo and Ireland, tracing a narrative from 1999 to the present day, and highlights the hospitality shown to Irish fans which gained media attention.

President Vjosa Osmani met with former NATO Supreme Commander Wesley Clark, engaging in diplomatic discussions. Internationally, a proposed Schengen plan for the Balkans is raising concerns about reduced employment opportunities for workers in Germany. Domestically, there are growing concerns about online hate speech targeting women in public life, leading to self-censorship.

Gazeta Express: Osmani meets former NATO Supreme Commander Wesley Clark

Kosovo's President Osmani held a meeting with Wesley Clark, the former Supreme Commander of NATO.

Gazeta Express: Schengen for the Balkans, fewer workers in Germany: The plan that also affects…

A new Schengen plan for the Balkans could lead to fewer opportunities for Kosovar workers seeking employment in Germany.

Kallxo: Hate Speech Online Pushes Women in Kosovo Towards Self-Censorship

Women in public life in Kosovo are frequently targeted by denigrating online campaigns and hate speech, leading to self-censorship.