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Friday, October 16, 2026
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A new law on preventing money laundering has brought the country a step closer to joining the Single Euro Payments Area (SEPA). The EU has welcomed the legislation, which aligns local financial standards with those of the bloc, though the path to further integration remains uneven.
Marta Kos warned that separate changes to the Law on the Special Court represent a serious setback. This friction over judicial reform coincides with a new report questioning the government's ability to protect state data from cyber attacks.
Students may also face higher costs abroad, as projections suggest tuition fees for Kosovars in Switzerland could rise by 2035 to manage an expected increase in student numbers.
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Kosovo has advanced its efforts towards SEPA (Single Euro Payments Area) membership following the approval of a new Law on the Prevention of Money Laundering, a move welcomed by the European Union as a step forward for the country's integration.
Gazeta Express:
Kosovo takes a step forward in SEPA membership with anti-money laundering law…
Following the approval of the Law on the Prevention of Money Laundering, the EU states that Kosovo is one step closer to membership in SEPA.
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European Commissioner for Enlargement Marta Kos has reiterated her concern that Kosovo's Law on the Special Court represents a serious setback on its path toward European integration.
Gazeta Express:
Marta Kos to Kosovo: Law on Special Court is a serious step back on European…
Marta Kos reiterates her message to Kosovo, stating that the Law on the Special Court represents a serious setback on its path toward European integration.
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A recent report has raised questions about Kosovo's preparedness to defend its state data against cyber attacks, suggesting potential vulnerabilities in its cybersecurity infrastructure.
Gazeta Express:
Is Kosovo prepared for an attack on state data?
A report questions Kosovo's readiness to defend its state data against cyber attacks, suggesting potential vulnerabilities.
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An individual was apprehended at 'Adem Jashari' Airport in Pristina after being found in possession of an unusually large quantity of luggage, specifically 84 pieces.
Koha Ditore:
Person caught with 84 pieces of luggage at 'Adem Jashari' Airport
An individual was apprehended at 'Adem Jashari' Airport in Pristina with 84 pieces of luggage.
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