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Sunday, August 23, 2026
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A scheduled meeting between Prime Minister Albin Kurti and KFOR Commander Major General Özkan Ulutas was unexpectedly canceled today due to unforeseen circumstances, a development that has drawn attention given the ongoing political challenges. This comes as Ramush Haradinaj, leader of the Alliance for the Future of Kosovo, proposed Behgjet Pacolli, President of the New Kosovo Alliance and Member of the Assembly, for the country's next president, adding a new dimension to the protracted political deadlock over the head of state position.
Meanwhile, the nation is grappling with a series of serious public safety incidents. Kosovo's Children's Rights Protection Coalition has reacted strongly to footage of violence against a 12-year-old girl in Mitrovica, demanding urgent measures. Separately, police have launched an investigation after a woman was found deceased in a well in Pristina, and an armed stabbing incident was reported in Rahovec.
In other news, university professor Fetoshi warned that cyber attacks pose a significant risk of destabilizing the country, and three Kosovars were arrested in Albania's Durrës Port after 80 kilograms of cannabis were seized. The US Embassy has also reiterated its call for party leaders to work towards forming institutions, emphasizing the financial cost of the current political gridlock.
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In a new development regarding the ongoing political deadlock, Ramush Haradinaj, leader of the Alliance for the Future of Kosovo, has proposed Behgjet Pacolli, President of the New Kosovo Alliance and Member of the Assembly, as a candidate for president, suggesting he should continue his interrupted mandate.
Telegrafi:
Ramush Haradinaj proposes Thaçi for president, to extend his interrupted mandate
Ramush Haradinaj suggests that Behgjet Pacolli should be proposed for president to continue his mandate, which was halted midway.
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Several significant crime incidents have been reported, raising concerns about public safety. Kosovo's Children's Rights Protection Coalition (KOMF) has demanded urgent measures following the publication of footage depicting violence against a 12-year-old girl from Mitrovica. Separately, police are investigating the discovery of a deceased woman in a well in Pristina, and an armed stabbing occurred in Rahovec where the victim managed to disarm the suspect.
Telegrafi:
Violence against 12-year-old from Mitrovica, KOMF reacts and demands urgent…
Kosovo's Children's Rights Protection Coalition (KOMF) has reacted to published footage of violence against a 12-year-old girl from Mitrovica, demanding urgent measures.
Gazeta Express:
Woman Found Dead in Pristina Well, Police Launch Investigation
Police have opened an investigation after a woman was discovered deceased in a well at a house in Pristina.
Telegrafi:
Armed stabbing in Rahovec, victim takes the suspect's weapon and seeks help
An incident of armed stabbing occurred in Rahovec, where the victim managed to take the suspect's weapon and then sought assistance.
Koha Ditore:
Person Found on Sarosh-Rahovec Road
A criminal or incident report detailing the discovery of a person on the Sarosh-Rahovec road.
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University professor Fetoshi has issued a warning about the significant risk of cyber attacks, stating they could destabilize the country. Separately, three Kosovar individuals were apprehended at the Port of Durrës in Albania, with authorities seizing 80 kilograms of cannabis.
Kallxo:
Three Kosovars Arrested in Durrës Port with 80kg of Cannabis
Three individuals from Kosovo were arrested at the Port of Durrës, Albania, after 80 kilograms of cannabis were seized from them.
Gazeta Express:
Cyber Attacks Could Destabilize Kosovo, Warns Fetoshi
Fetoshi states that cyber attacks pose a significant risk and could lead to the destabilization of Kosovo.
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The US Embassy has called on Kosovo's party leaders to prioritize the formation of new institutions, highlighting that the ongoing political deadlock is incurring significant costs for the country.
Gazeta Express:
US Embassy Urges Party Leaders to Form Institutions, Citing Costs of Gridlock
The US Embassy has called on party leaders to work towards forming institutions, warning that the political deadlock is costly for Kosovo.
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