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Thursday, September 24, 2026
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Kosovo's political landscape is seeing movement following Constitutional Court rulings that affirm the Assembly's constitution and mandate the election of a new President by October 6. This decision is crucial for advancing the formation of the government, which has been an ongoing process, with new elections to be held by November 15 if the President is not elected.
The third anniversary of the Banjska attack is being marked with renewed calls for justice and accountability. Prime Minister Albin Kurti has vowed to continue the search for those involved, while the US and British Embassies have reiterated demands for the perpetrators, including former vice-president of the Serb List Milan Radoičić, to be held responsible for their actions.
In other domestic news, the Kosovo national football team has announced its squad for the upcoming Nations League match against Ireland, aiming for a strong start to their campaign. Law enforcement agencies have also reported on operations against arms smuggling, including an incident where a suspect shot himself, and the discovery of a significant weapons cache in Peja.
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Kosovo's Special Investigation Police Unit (SIPA) and Europol conducted an operation targeting arms smuggling, during which a suspect shot himself. Separately, police discovered a significant cache of weapons, including AK47 machine guns and grenades, in Peja.
Kallxo:
SIPA and Europol in Action Against Arms Smuggling; Suspect Shoots Himself
An operation by Kosovo's Special Investigation Police Unit (SIPA) and Europol targeting arms smuggling resulted in a suspect shooting himself.
Telegrafi:
Weapons Cache Found in Peja
Police discovered an arsenal of weapons in Peja, including two AK47 machine guns, hand grenades, a rifle, and ammunition.
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Prime Minister Albin Kurti met with High Representative of the Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy Kaja Kallas in New York, with Kallas stating that 'it's time to move forward' in diplomatic efforts. Kurti also reiterated Kosovo's offer to the US for Camp Bondsteel to be a permanent military base, and met with other regional leaders including Prime Minister of North Macedonia Hristijan Mickoski, President of Montenegro Jakov Milatović, Enver Hoxhaj, and Minister of Foreign Affairs of…
Kallxo:
Kallas After Separate Meetings with Kurti and Vučić: 'It's Time to Move Forward'
Following separate meetings with Albin Kurti and Aleksandar Vučić, Foreign Minister Eva-Maria Liimets stated that 'it is time to move forward,' referring to diplomatic efforts.
Gazeta Express:
Kurti in New York Reminds US Congressman Latimer of Kosovo's Offer for…
During his visit to New York, Prime Minister Kurti reiterated Kosovo's proposal to the US Congressman Latimer to establish Camp Bondsteel as a permanent military base.
Gazeta Express:
Kurti, Mickoski, Milatoviq, Hoxha, and Gjuriq Dined with Kallas in New York…
Kosovo's Prime Minister Albin Kurti and other regional leaders met with Foreign Minister Eva-Maria Liimets in New York, where Bosnia brought up the issue of Ratko Mladić's burial.
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