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CEC close to finalizing the recount, there are still 9 final polling stations
The Central Election Commission (KQZ) has announced that on the twelfth day after the elections, the recount process at the Counting and Results Center continued. On the first day of the recount (Friday, June 18), 176 out of 185 voting stations designated for recount were processed. The remaining nine voting stations will be recounted today, Friday, marking the completion of the recount process according to KQZ's decision. According to KQZ's decision, the number of voting stations to be recounted, 185, represents 7.41% of the total 2,498 valid voting stations where voting took place on July 7,
Kurti avoids the question of the possibility of a coalition with the LDK
The acting Prime Minister of Kosovo, Albin Kurti, was asked about the possibility of forming a coalition with the Democratic League of Kosovo (LDK). He did not directly answer but emphasized the need for opposition parties to change their 'refusal' behavior. The movement Vetëvendosje won the recent elections and has expressed willingness to form a government on its own, possibly excluding Serbian-list deputies. KOHA attempted to contact opposing parties to Vetëvendosje regarding potential cooperation but received no response. PDK leader Bedri Hamza stated his party is open to dialogue with all
The debate on migration will continue to dominate Switzerland
Switzerland has rejected the 'No 10-million Switzerland' initiative aimed at limiting population growth and tightening migration policies. However, the debate over migration is expected to continue dominating Swiss politics in the coming months. The Swiss People's Party (SVP), which proposed the initiative, has already hinted at new measures, including stricter border controls and actions against asylum abuse. A referendum on new agreements with the European Union is also planned. Political experts note that migration remains one of the most sensitive issues in Swiss society and a major source
Schlotterbeck prefers to play for Real Madrid.
The article discusses rumors that Nico Schlotterbeck, a defender at Liverpool, is considering a transfer to Real Madrid. It mentions that Liverpool has been active in the transfer market, recently signing Victor Muñoz from Osasuna. The situation becomes more complicated with reports that former Liverpool defender Ibrahima Konate is also seeking to join Real Madrid after his contract expires. Schlotterbeck is seen as a potential replacement for Konate or a long-term partner for Virgil van Dijk. Despite renewing his contract with Borussia Dortmund in April, Schlotterbeck's deal reportedly allows
Scandal with Messi's father
An Argentine presenter was forced to leave television after falsely reporting that Lionel Messi's father had died during the World Cup. The false report sparked widespread reactions in Argentina, especially since it was published just one day after Messi's spectacular performance in Argentina's 3-0 victory over Algeria. Messi scored three goals in that match, tying the record for most goals in World Cup history and becoming the oldest player to achieve a hat-trick in the competition. Shortly afterward, presenter Florencia Peña announced during a live broadcast that Jorge Messi had died andthat
Kurti welcomes public officials to the government balcony, encourages them to meet there to coordinate
The acting Prime Minister, Albin Kurti, gathered public officials from the Prime Minister's Office on the balcony of the Government Building before the start of summer holidays. He thanked them for their engagement and contributions to citizens and the state, emphasizing that the country is progressing despite political obstacles and procedural challenges. He described the work of public servants as democratic service to the people and emphasized the importance of time dedicated to citizens.
De la Fuente is protecting Rodry
Spanish football coach Luis de la Fuente defended midfielder Rodri after criticism following Spain's 0-0 draw against Mexico in the opening match of the 2026 World Cup qualifiers. De la Fuente criticized analysts and fans who claimed Rodri was slowing down Spain's play and disrupting the team's attacking transitions. He praised Rodri as the best player in the world and emphasized his importance to Spain's national team due to his clarity, vision, and ability to maintain balance within the squad. De la Fuente also suggested that Spanish players are often judged more harshly than players from其他足
Nurses' union raises membership fee, nurses are outraged
The Nursing Association of Kosovo (OIK) has increased its membership fees from 0.83 euros to 3.50 euros per month, effective since March 2026. This decision has sparked dissatisfaction among nurses, who argue that the increase is unjustified given stagnant wages and rising living costs. The association warned that failure to pay the fees could result in expulsion from the organization, removal from the member registry, and loss of professional rights, including licensing privileges. Rejoining would require paying double the registration fee.
Inhabitants in protest Municipality of Gostivar: For a month the solution of the water problem in Debrecen is expected
Residents of the village of Debresh protested outside the Gostivar Municipality building, expressing dissatisfaction with the ongoing lack of drinking water supply and demanding urgent solutions from responsible institutions. Protesters stated that the issue has exceeded their tolerance and directly affects daily life. They called for regular water supply, transparency, immediate action, and accountability for what they describe as negligence causing serious consequences. The protesters warned that demonstrations would continue if no concrete steps were taken to resolve the issue. In response,
Asdren Shala raises the alarm about the risk of assimilation of Albanians in North Macedonia
Historian Asdren Shala has expressed concern over the risk of assimilation faced by Albanians in North Macedonia. He criticized the lack of political attention to the Albanian cause and noted that the cultural elite pays more attention to other issues than the Albanian identity, which he says is constantly under threat from the Slavic side.
Limani talks about his position after the reconstruction of the government
Fatmir Limani, the current Minister of Interior, has stated that it is not yet clear who will hold ministerial positions after the upcoming government reshuffle. Prime Minister Hristian Mickoshi plans to meet with coalition partners to discuss the restructuring of the government and changes in ministerial roles. When asked if he would continue as minister under the new government, Limani chose to answer in Macedonian rather than Albanian, emphasizing the importance of work done by officials and their contributions during their tenure. He stressed that the focus should remain on preventing acts
After scandals and jewel robberies, the Louvre faces a lack of investment
The Louvre Museum is facing challenges in securing investments for renovations, according to its new director, Christophe Leribault, who spoke before a Senate committee. The museum has been dealing with issues following a high-profile theft of royal jewels last October, which raised serious security concerns. Leribault noted that despite the museum's size and staff dedication, it is losing strength, with its equipment and infrastructure nearing the end of their useful life.
Israel continues attacks in Lebanon despite the peace agreement
Israeli forces continue attacks on Lebanon despite the ceasefire agreement. According to Israeli military reports, strikes are targeting Hezbollah terrorists and infrastructure due to alleged violations of the ceasefire by the group. Reports indicate 16 people were killed in Israeli strikes. Hezbollah announced it was prepared for new fighting on Friday. The attacks occur despite the U.S.-Iran agreement defining the end of war on all fronts in the Middle East, including Lebanon. Talks scheduled for Saturday between the U.S. and Iran regarding a 14-point agreement have been canceled. President
Greater involvement of young people in the labour market called for
The article discusses challenges faced by young people in Kosovo, such as lack of experience and unregulated practices, and highlights efforts by SOS Children's Villages Kosovo to improve youth employment through initiatives like the 'YEEP II' project. The organization presented recommendations aimed at enhancing career orientation, professional practice opportunities, and greater inclusion of youth in the labor market. The director of SOS Children's Villages emphasized the project's impact on boosting confidence and skills among young people.
Armenian soldier surprises with his eagle: I was born in Italy, but I am Armenian
A photograph session between Albanian photographer Arbiol Simoni and an Italian-born Albanian soldier went viral online, highlighting the strong connection between Arbëresh communities in Italy and Albanian culture. During the encounter, the soldier surprised Simoni by speaking fluent Albanian and explained he was born in Italy but identifies as Arbëresh. He emphasized his community's commitment to preserving Albanian language, songs, and traditional clothing.
Zubin Potok: Drunk man physically assaults his wife
A man in an intoxicated state physically assaulted his wife in Zubin Potok. The incident occurred late on June 18 at around 10:20 PM. According to police reports, the suspect was detained but later released to undergo proper legal procedures. The case has been classified as 'Domestic Violence'.
Russia sentences Romanian man to 15 years in prison for espionage
A Romanian man named David-Adrian Kercho was sentenced to 15 years in a maximum-security Russian prison for espionage, according to Russia's Federal Security Service (FSB). The FSB claims Kercho provided information about sensitive air defense systems in Sochi, Russia, to a Ukrainian intelligence agency in August 2024. In exchange for this information, the Ukrainian agent promised Kercho safe passage out of Russia and assistance in joining an armed Ukrainian group operating within Russian territory. The FSB released a video showing Kercho's arrest in what appeared to be a park, where he was被迫跪
Meloni responds to Trump: Neither I nor Italy pray to anyone
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni responded to U.S. President Donald Trump's claim that she had begged him to take a photo with her during the G7 summit. Meloni stated that neither she nor Italy ever begs anyone.
Four Israeli soldiers were killed in Lebanon, the deadliest incident for the Israeli army since the war began
Four Israeli soldiers were killed in an explosion inside a Merkava tank near Kfar Tebnit in southern Lebanon. The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) stated that the blast was caused by a Hezbollah explosive device. One of the deceased soldiers was identified as Lieutenant Dor Gedalia Ben Shimon. The incident occurred one day after President Donald Trump officially signed a deal with Iran, which was expected to halt fighting in Lebanon. The IDF is investigating whether a drone entered the tank through an open hatch or if it was struck by an anti-tank missile or another type of drone. Following the inc
Ansu Fati makes his musical debut
Ansu Fati, a former Barcelona player now with Monaco, has officially launched his music career with his debut song 'Sea como sea'. He signed a global distribution deal with Music Brokers, part of Sony Music. The track blends Afrobeats, reggaeton, and Amapiano styles and was developed during his recovery from a serious neck injury in 2020. Fati worked in professional studios in Nice alongside producer Gambinoalaprod and former French midfielder Paul Pogba. Music Brokers emphasized that this project is not just promotional but reflects Fati's years of work in developing his vocal and lyrical art
Switzerland says yes to the increase in the number of soldiers in KFOR
The Swiss Senate has approved a proposal to increase the number of Swiss soldiers serving in the KFOR mission in Kosovo. This would bring the total number of Swiss troops in Kosovo up to 300. According to the parliamentary decision, the Federal Council could send an additional 85 military personnel to Kosovo for an indefinite period. Previously, the maximum capacity was limited to 215 people. Last week, Parliament extended the mission’s mandate until 2029. Earlier this week, NATO announced it would reduce the number of peacekeepers in Kosovo. Currently, KFOR has 4600 soldiers.
Police give details about the wounding last night in Prishtina
A serious attempted murder case was reported on Friday evening in Pristina, along the 'Papa Gjon Pali' street, where two individuals were injured following an armed attack. According to police reports, the incident occurred on June 18, 2026, around 7:00 PM. Both victims suffered physical injuries caused by the suspect, a Kosovo-born man. After the incident, the police located the suspect, who sustained a leg injury and was taken to the University Clinical Center of Kosovo (QKUK) for medical treatment. Preliminary investigations suggest that a firearm was used. One of the victims and the嫌疑人 are
Attacks citizen and police officers, suspect arrested
A man was arrested in southern Mitrovica after allegedly physically assaulting a citizen, damaging property, and then attacking police officers during his arrest and while in police facilities. According to police reports, the incident occurred on June 18, 2026, at around 20:58 on Lah Nimani Street. The suspect, a Kosovo-born male, is alleged to have struck a civilian while intoxicated, causing physical injuries. During the intervention and arrest at the scene, the suspect attacked a police officer. The attacks continued at the police station and later at the hospital, where he is suspected of
The death of American singer Oliver Tree has been confirmed.
The American singer Oliver Tree has died in a tragic helicopter crash in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, where six people were killed. Brazilian police confirmed that Oliver Tree, whose real name was Oliver Tree Nickell, was among the victims of the mid-air collision between two helicopters on May 14. The incident occurred when the helicopters crashed into the parking lot of an electric car dealership, causing a fire that engulfed at least 20 vehicles. Authorities are continuing their investigation into the cause of the accident. Oliver Tree had recently performed in São Paulo as part of his tour 'LOV
Signed by Jack, Switzerland rocks Bosnia
Switzerland defeated Bosnia and Herzegovina 4-1 in a World Cup qualifier Group B match. Despite strong resistance from Bosnia for over an hour, Switzerland made decisive substitutions in the second half which turned the tide. Bosnia's captain Edin Dzeko kept the goal clean until the 75th minute. After halftime, coach Murat Yakin introduced Johan Manzambi, Ruben Vargas, and Djibril Soë, who transformed the game. Manzambi scored first in the 75th minute, and after Bosnia was reduced to ten men due to a red card, Switzerland dominated the remaining time. Vargas added two goals, and Xhaka sealed a
Brilliant Advertising in the World
A sponsorship by Rexona, a global deodorant brand and official FIFA World Cup partner, has drawn attention for placing its logo beneath the armpits of officials' jerseys during key moments of matches. The logo becomes visible when an official raises their arms to signal penalties, cards, or substitutions. This creative advertising strategy has been praised on social media and by marketing experts.
The German Navy prepares for the mission in Hormuz
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz welcomed the US-Iran agreement and the ceasefire and security guarantees for the Strait of Hormuz. He stated Germany could assist with mine-clearing ships or military support for operations agreed upon, but noted the need for legal authorization from the Bundestag before sending troops. Luxembourg's Prime Minister Luc Frieden also supported any peace efforts but emphasized there were still details to finalize. Meanwhile, the German navy has deployed two ships to the Red Sea in preparation for a potential mission in the Strait of Hormuz.
Switzerland confirms postponement of US-Iranian talks
The Swiss Ministry of Foreign Affairs confirmed that planned talks between the United States, Iran, Qatar, and Pakistan, scheduled for June 19 in the mountain resort of Burgdorf, have been postponed. The announcement followed a statement from the White House, which cited logistical challenges as the reason for U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris canceling her trip to Switzerland where she was set to meet with Iranian negotiators to begin peace negotiations aimed at ending the conflict in the Middle East.
The first part of the supersymmetry closes evenly
In the first half of the World Cup match between England and Croatia, Harry Kane scored two goals for England, bringing them level at 2:2 with Croatia. Kane set a record by becoming only the second English player to score in three different World Cups, following Sir David Beckham. He scored his first goal in the 12th minute after the Croatian goalkeeper failed to dive correctly for a penalty. Kane also holds the record for scoring the most penalties in World Cup history, with five total. Croatia responded with a beautiful goal by Martin Baturina in the 36th minute, assisted by Petar Sučić. In伤
Police Union: Suspension of grading has created uncertainty, process to resume as soon as possible
The head of the Kosovo Police Union, Avdi Hoti, has criticized the suspension of promotion processes within the police force, stating it has caused uncertainty among officers and their families. He emphasized the need for regular, predictable promotions aligned with current legislation. Hoti highlighted the lack of organized promotion tests over a prolonged period, which has left several generations of police officers without opportunities for advancement. He warned that the suspension could negatively impact motivation and professional development, particularly for those who have been waiting
Driving at 188 km / h on the Kumanovo-Skopje highway, the police stop the Serbian citizen
A Serbian citizen was stopped by police for speeding in the Kumanovo-Skopje highway. The driver was traveling at 188 km/h in an area where the speed limit is 100 km/h. The vehicle was seized, and the individual was detained for further procedures.
Jave is mostly stable, local showers and temperatures up to 30 degrees
The Hydrometeorological Institute of Kosovo has reported that during the upcoming week, relatively stable atmospheric conditions will prevail over Kosovo, with temperatures close to the average for this period. The weather is expected to be mainly sunny with light to moderate clouds, with occasional convective cloud development in the afternoons, potentially bringing local showers, especially on Wednesday. Minimum temperatures will range between 10°C and 14°C, while maximum temperatures will range between 25°C and 30°C. Monday and Friday are predicted to be more stable without precipitation,而在
Macedonia in Brussels: Kosovo joins forces with NATO allies for Ukraine
The acting Minister of Defense of Kosovo, Ejup Maqedonci, participated in the 35th meeting of the Contact Group on Ukraine's Defense, held at NATO headquarters in Brussels. The high-level forum included around 50 defense ministers from NATO member states and partner countries. Discussions focused on recent developments in security and the situation in Ukraine amid ongoing challenges. The meeting was chaired by Germany's Minister of Defense, Boris Pistorius, with participation from NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte and the UK's Secretary of State for Defence, Dan Jarvis. Strong and unwavering支持
Neymar returns to training, but still in doubt for a match
Neymar has returned to training with Brazil's national team following an injury that kept him out of their opening match against Morocco during the 2026 World Cup qualifiers. However, he is still undergoing individual physical exercises and has not yet participated in full team sessions. The medical staff is being cautious to avoid any setbacks in his recovery. His participation in Brazil's next group stage match against Haiti on June 20 is considered unlikely, as coaches want more time for him to regain optimal physical condition. The main goal is to have Neymar fully fit for the third group
In a game with 5 goals in 23 minutes, Switzerland knocks out Bosnia and wins 1st in the Cup; see best moments
In a match with five goals scored in 23 minutes, Switzerland defeated Bosnia and Herzegovina 4-1 in their first win of the World Cup. The Swiss team, coached by Murat Yakin, dominated the game but took until the 74th minute to score. Young player Johan Manzambi made a significant impact. The match took place at the packed SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles, where Bosnia had strong support but struggled to threaten Switzerland's defense. Switzerland's strong performance in the qualifiers, including four wins and two draws, has positioned them as favorites in a weak Group B, which includes host nation,
CEC with explanation on postal votes: Observers of parties received no notice, ballot envelopes have met the criteria
The Central Election Commission (KQZ) has issued a clarification regarding the organization of voting abroad, specifically by mail. The commission stated it followed procedures outlined in the 2023 General Elections Law to register voters outside Kosovo, allowing them to vote either at diplomatic missions or by mail. Standard procedures were used to handle ballot envelopes collected from postal boxes designated for mail-in voting. Security measures include photographing applicants while presenting their identification documents, with photos taken automatically when the registration platform’s
Narrated by Adnan Rustem: PDK is campaigning through Rama's Front to intimidate Abdijig from approaching VV
Adnan Rrustemi, a member of the Self-Determination Movement (Vetëvendosje), claims that the Democratic Party of Kosovo (PDK) is conducting a campaign through Pristina Mayor Përparim Rama to intimidate Abdixhiku and prevent him from cooperating with the Justice and Integration Alliance (LVV).
Granit Xhaka is shown to be correct by the penalty
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Do you accept VV Osman for president, Rustemi: We said we would offer Kosovo a consensual president, she is an MP
Adnan Rrustemi, a member of the Vetëvendosje movement, stated that Vjosa Osmani is currently a deputy and emphasized that Kosovo needs a consensual president. He noted that Osmani has been actively involved in politics and was directly involved in the election campaign.
France has broken up the warring Senegal in the second half
France needed to significantly improve their performance in the second half to overcome the highly organized Senegal, ultimately winning 3-1 at the MetLife Stadium and starting their World Cup campaign with a win. Senegal performed exceptionally well in the first half, limiting France's chances and coming close to scoring, including hitting the crossbar with Jackson. However, the movement of Olivier Giroud into a more central role changed the match dynamics. Giroud became the standout performer, creating gaps in Senegal's defense and feeding Kylian Mbappé, who opened the scoring. Marcus Thuram
The BDI is calling an emergency meeting on street names in Tetovo!
The Constitutional Court's decision to revert 11 street names in Tetovo, changed by the municipal council in 2007, has sparked conflict between the opposition BDI party and the Tetovo Municipality. BDI members have submitted a request for an extraordinary session to vote on the street names again. They argue that the decision was unanimously approved in 2006 with full political agreement and according to the Badinter principle. BDI emphasizes that the current situation does not require a double voting process under the Badinter principle in the Tetovo Municipal Council.
Messi's triple, one of the goals was 109.4 km/h!
The article discusses Lionel Messi's historic hat-trick against Algeria, highlighting the technical details of his goals using the Adidas Trionda Connected Ball technology. The ball records real-time data such as distance, speed, spin, and effect of shots. Specific metrics include the first goal traveling at 109.4 km/h from 21 meters, with a spin creating a 0.8-meter swerve. Other goals are also described with their respective speeds and distances.
"If Ukraine burns, Moscow will burn too", Zelensky says after refinery fire
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky stated that Kyiv will continue to respond to Russian attacks, warning of further escalation of the conflict. He commented on Ukraine's drone strike against an oil refinery in Moscow, stating that Ukraine's actions are a response to Russian aggression, including attacks on historical and religious sites like the Kiev-Pechersk Monastery. Zelensky emphasized that Ukraine has never wanted this war but will react to any aggression. He claimed that Russia's air defense systems failed to prevent the drone attack despite multiple systems deployed to protect the首都
EP report: Concern for the 'Serbian world' in the RMV, Russian and Chinese influence in the region
The European Parliament has expressed concern over the strengthening ties between North Macedonia and Serbia's government, noting that Belgrade follows an illiberal agenda. The report also highlights the increasing economic and political influence of China and Russia in the Western Balkans. It emphasizes the need for the European Union to support North Macedonia in resisting external influences, including those spread through religious networks. The document mentions concerns about narratives promoted in the region that challenge the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Western Balkan各国. 他
Mickoski: We have repaid 4.6 billion euros of old debts, the economy is still growing
Prime Minister of North Macedonia, Hristijan Mickoski, stated that the government has repaid 4.6 billion euros in inherited debt over the past two years while maintaining financial stability and planning economic development. He emphasized that the state budget is being filled according to the planned schedule and there is no reason for concern. Mickoski also criticized analysts and opposition politicians for creating unnecessary panic about the economic situation.
Search for Eglant Koç, a lifeless shroud found in the Ibya of Tirana, suspected to belong to 34-year-old
In Tirana's Ibë area, police using drones discovered a body in a mountainous region. Alpine rescuers from RENEA are checking if the body belongs to 34-year-old Eglant Koçi. The suspect is his friend, Armando Shakaj, whose car was tracked to the area.
Tetova opens applications for the €100 vouchers for first year students
The city of Tetova has officially announced the start of the application process for vouchers worth 100 euros for children registered in the first grade. The announcement was made by the mayor of the municipality, Bilall Kasami, through an official communication. Applications will be accepted from June 23 to July 10, 2026. All children registered in the first grade by June 22, 2026, are eligible for this support. Parents must first obtain the application form either physically at the Public Activities Sector in Tetova Municipality or download it from the official website. After completing the
Another former president of the Football Federation is arrested
Ilço Gjorgjioski, former president of the Football Federation of North Macedonia (FFM), has been arrested by the Organized Crime Prosecution in collaboration with the Ministry of Internal Affairs and the Financial Police. The operation, led by an organized crime prosecutor, involves checks at multiple locations and includes Gjorgjioski, along with Olgica Mladenovska, who was responsible for finances during his tenure, and approximately ten other individuals suspected of financial misuse that damaged the budget of the Football House. This follows the recent arrest of another former FFM leader,穆
Toshkovski: Domestic violence has increased by 67 percent
The Minister of Internal Affairs, Pance Toshkovski, reported an increase of 67% in domestic violence cases between January and May, with 768 criminal cases registered compared to 460 in the previous year. In the first two weeks of June alone, 89 new cases were recorded. Toshkovski also mentioned 93 incidents involving schoolchildren, a significant rise from the previous year. He highlighted that violence against children under 15 has increased sixfold, with only one such case reported in the same period last year. A total of 601 criminal complaints have been filed this year, and 609 people are
VLEN's political fatalism and lack of action
The article criticizes the political behavior of VLEN representatives, describing it as passive and fatalistic. It argues that their lack of active participation in decision-making and concrete actions has made them appear ineffective within the government. The article highlights their delayed responses and reliance on repeating statements from Macedonian officials rather than forming independent positions. Specific examples include their handling of the Corridor 8 issue and their silence on urban planning violations in Ohrid.
The request is for the suspension of the penalties of Kane
Following England's 4-2 victory over Croatia in the 2026 World Cup, debates have arisen regarding Harry Kane's technique during penalty kicks. Kane initially missed a penalty which was later awarded again after VAR determined Croatian goalkeeper Dominik Livaković had moved before the shot. Kane successfully converted the second attempt. Former player Kevin-Prince Boateng criticized Kane's approach, calling for an end to such techniques. According to FIFA rules, goalkeepers must have at least one foot on or behind the line when the ball is struck. Kane admitted he studied Livaković's reactions,
Portugal draw with Congo as Ronaldo makes history
Portugal drew 1-1 with the Democratic Republic of Congo in their opening match of the 2026 World Cup qualifiers. Portugal dominated possession in the first half but failed to convert it into goals. Yoane Wissa scored for Congo early in the game, canceling out an earlier goal by João Neves. In the second half, Portugal tried to increase their pace, with Cristiano Ronaldo making history as the oldest player to appear in a World Cup match. However, Portugal could not score again, and they were forced to settle for a point. They will now face Uzbekistan before their final group match against哥伦比亚.
Trump reveals the phone call with Putin and Zelenskyy
The article reports on recent phone calls between US President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyn ahead of the G7 summit in France. Zelenskyn mentioned discussing ideas to help achieve peace with Trump, while the Kremlin stated Trump emphasized the urgency of ending the conflict in Ukraine and willingness to assist. French President Emmanuel Macron has invited Zelenskyn to a working session with G7 leaders to discuss the war and progress made by Ukrainian forces. Other agenda items include the war in Iran, artificial intelligence, and
Martinez defends Ronaldo: The greatest goal scorer in history is not removed when goals are needed
Portugali's coach Roberto Martinez defended the decision to keep Cristiano Ronaldo on the field during the 1-1 draw against the Democratic Republic of Congo in the 2026 World Cup qualifiers. Martinez emphasized that there was no reason to substitute the greatest goal-scorer in football history when the team needed goals. He highlighted Ronaldo's experience and instinct in penalty areas as crucial for scoring opportunities. The match was criticized for Portugal's poor performance, with only one shot on target.
Police raided a cafe in Prizren on suspicion of narcotics, only found a pistol
Police raided a café in Prizren suspected of distributing narcotics. The location belongs to two brothers. According to police, besides narcotics, the brothers were also suspected of possessing firearms. On June 17, 2026, around 20:40, investigators from the Drug Trafficking Directorate, with assistance from other police units in Prizren, conducted an unexpected inspection of the café based on an order from the Basic Court in Prizren. During the raid, the suspect D.P., 29 years old, was present. A 'SIG' pistol with nine bullets was found and seized, but no narcotics were discovered. D.P. was采访
Edmond Lajci apologizes to the family of Gyuljeta Ukella: I was under the influence of drugs
Edmond Lajçi, who was previously convicted of murdering his wife Gjyljeta Ukella, has asked for forgiveness during his statement, claiming he was under the influence of drugs at the time of the incident. He expressed remorse to her family and requested their forgiveness, as well as that of those present and his children. The case is currently being handled by the Supreme Court following previous convictions at lower levels with life imprisonment sentences for the murder of his wife in Pejë. Earlier, Gjyljeta Ukella’s brother, Shpati, spoke before the Supreme Court during the trial against Edmò
Rutte: The situation is improving, KFOR troop reduction is expected
Mark Rutte, Secretary General of NATO, stated that the reduction in KFOR troop numbers indicates an improvement in security conditions in Kosovo. He confirmed that the number of troops remaining in Kosovo will align with levels before the May 2023 incident. Currently, KFOR has around 4,700 troops, and the force is expected to operate between 3,000 and 3,500 soldiers depending on circumstances. Following recent events, NATO increased its presence by over 1,000 troops, bringing total numbers close to 5,000. The ongoing 'optimization' process involves reducing U.S. contingent sizes as part of a更大
Bouaddi, the new star of Morocco
Ayyoub Bouaddi, an 18-year-old midfielder born in France but of Moroccan descent, has chosen to represent Morocco in the upcoming World Cup. The article highlights his recent performance against Brazil in the World Cup qualifiers, where he demonstrated exceptional skill and composure under pressure. It also details his early career, including his decision to join the LOSC Lille academy in 2021 despite interest from major clubs like PSG and Monaco. Bouaddi made his European competition debut with Lille at age 16 and quickly became a key player for the club.
ZKA finds irregularities in North Mitrovica, the municipality lost more than 25 thousand euros of income
The municipality of Northern Mitrovica has lost over 25,000 euros in potential revenue due to incorrect calculations and failure to follow legal procedures, according to an audit report published by the State Audit Office (ZKA) for 2025. The report highlights issues such as incorrect billing for a construction permit for a second-category residential building with an area of 12,580 square meters. The municipality collected 20,883 euros but should have collected 38,621 euros, resulting in a loss of 17,738 euros. Another issue was the failure to obtain an environmental permit for the same建设项目,导致
City and Tottenham after Tonal
Manchester City has entered the race to sign Sandro Tonali, challenging Tottenham for the Italian midfielder from Newcastle United. According to reports by The Athletic, Tottenham has already had positive talks with Tonali's representatives and considers him a key target for the summer. However, City's interest could complicate Tottenham's plans. City, under new manager Enzo Maresca, sees Tonali as a crucial figure in rebuilding their midfield. Despite an expected high price tag of £80 million, City remains interested in the Italian. The club continues negotiations with Nottingham Forest for 2
Rutte confirms that the reduction of US forces in NATO is effective immediately.
The Secretary General of NATO, Mark Rutte, confirmed that the reduction of the United States' contribution to NATO's rapid reaction forces has taken effect immediately. Speaking before a meeting of NATO defense ministers in Brussels, Rutte emphasized that this decision should not be seen as a weakening of the alliance. He clarified that it is a military planning instrument and not a withdrawal of U.S. commitments to NATO. Rutte stated that if a war were to erupt, all allies, including the United States, would do everything possible to ensure the alliance's defense and combat capabilities. He提到
Villarreal split with Partizan
Thomas Partey, former midfielder of Arsenal, is set to remain a free agent this summer after Villarreal has decided not to extend his contract. The Spanish club will not activate the clause to extend the agreement by another 12 months. According to reports from The Athletic and Sport, Partey is expected to officially leave Villarreal at the end of this month. Partey joined Villarreal in the summer of 2025 after leaving Arsenal, signing a one-year contract. During his single season in Spain, he made 32 appearances across all competitions and helped the team finish third in La Liga. However, his
Expat loses job in Austria, came to Kosovo for unapproved vacation
A young Albanian from Kosovo who was working as an automotive mechanic trainee in Austria was fired after traveling to Kosovo without his employer's approval. Despite taking the matter to court and seeking compensation, he lost the case on appeal. According to Austrian media, the individual had informed his instructors he wanted to take summer leave but did not submit any formal request or reach an agreement on the dates. He traveled to Kosovo on July 8, 2024, and only notified his employer via WhatsApp shortly before departure that he would be absent until July 18. During his stay in Kosovo,他
Sweden: The War on Drugs Remains Uncompromising
The acting Minister of Internal Affairs, Xhelal Sveçla, praised an operation by the Kosovo Police, Prosecution, and AKI that resulted in the arrest of four individuals and the seizure of approximately 60 kilograms of marijuana. He emphasized the importance of continuing the fight against narcotics to ensure public safety, protect youth, and maintain a healthy and safe environment for all citizens. Sveçla highlighted the professionalism, dedication, and determination of institutions in combating organized crime and drug trafficking networks, stressing the importance of inter-institutional co-od
The Zvernets protest enters its 19th day
A protest took place in Tirana against an investment project in Zvërnec. Protesters gathered at 19:00 at Skënderbej Square and marched towards Parliament, where a plenary session was taking place. Prime Minister Edi Rama was present. The protesters called for the resignation of officials, including Rama, and criticized the government. After the parliamentary session ended, they marched toward the Prime Minister’s office, holding banners and repeating calls for the withdrawal of the Coastal Package and changes to protected area laws. They also held a 'Flame Parade,' with the flame becoming a象征.
Rama responds to Murat: With work you love it, but with the block you wake up at night
The mayor of Pristina, Përparim Rama, has reacted to the acting Minister of Finance, Hekuran Murati, accusing him of blocking progress. Rama posted on Facebook criticizing Murati and shared his post, while Murati stated that the Pristina Municipality has not followed procedures required by the Public-Private Partnership Law and called for law enforcement to act. Rama announced support for operators in the financing process for 15 electric buses and two trams, and presented photos showing what the vehicles would look like.
Duda Balje reacts after securing a seat in the Assembly: We believe what we have always been, alongside our people
Duda Balje, candidate for the SDU party, has thanked voters for the 2,682 votes they gave to her party. She emphasizes that being the candidate with the most votes in the Bosnian community is both an honor and a responsibility to continue working with integrity, dedication, and consistency. Balje reaffirms that she and her party remain committed to being with the people, among the people, and in service to their community. She states that public trust is their strength and that their response to this trust will be more work, commitment, and struggle for every individual.
England shows they're serious contenders to win the World Cup, beating Croatia
England opened their Euro 2024 campaign with a 4-2 victory over Croatia in a Group D match. Key moments included Harry Kane scoring twice, including a penalty after the Croatian goalkeeper failed to properly dive, and Marcus Rashford securing the final goal. England now leads Group D with three points.
Hazir for LDK MPs who oppose the coalition with VV: Each one gives his own opinion, but is subordinated to the majority
Lutfi Haziri, Deputy Chairman of the Democratic League of Kosovo (LDK), mentioned several deputies who oppose forming a coalition with the Self-Determination Movement (VV). He emphasized that while each deputy has their own opinion, they must ultimately align with the majority decision of the parliamentary group.
Weather forecast for Tuesday
The article forecasts weather conditions for Wednesday, expecting sunny weather with scattered showers in the afternoon, accompanied by some thunderstorms. Light hail cannot be ruled out. Winds will primarily come from the north, occasionally strong in areas with convective developments, reaching speeds of 15-50 km/h. Minimum temperatures will range between 13 and 15°C, while maximum temperatures will range between 25 and 28°C.
"First President issue must be resolved" "Lutfi Haziri comments on rumours of a VV bid for LDK"
Lutfi Haziri, deputy leader of the Democratic League of Kosovo (LDK), was asked during an interview with Pressing on T7 about potential cooperation with the Justice and Integration Party (LVV). He emphasized that 'the presidential issue must be resolved first.' Haziri stated it is important for the Republic to become dear to the people of Kosovo. He noted that cooperation is necessary because not everything belongs to everyone, but also mentioned that blocking mechanisms are not desired, as they could alienate citizens.
Without stopping the goals, England regain the lead with the second half
Rama's ambitions for the head of the LDK, Haziri: Ambition in politics is legitimate, he said he is the mayor of the capital...
Lutfi Haziri, deputy leader of the LDK (Democratic League of Kosovo), was asked during an interview with Pressing on T7 about rumors that 'Përparim Rama has ambitions to become the head of the LDK.' On this issue, he stated: 'There is an agreement that Rama has confirmed several times, based on these principles, Lumir Abdixhiku is the mayor of the capital city and I am politically independent.' He added that ambitions in politics are legitimate.
The counting of votes ends, the VV secures 53 seats
The counting of votes from the June 7 elections has concluded, with the movement Vetëvendosje securing 53 mandates. The party received 382,865 votes, or 47.13% of the total. The Democratic Party won 157,893 votes (19.44%) and secured 22 mandates, while the Democratic Alliance obtained 135,559 votes (16.69%) and 18 mandates. The Alliance secured 54,731 votes (6.74%) and 7 mandates. The next step is the recount process, which will involve approximately 8% of polling stations. With 53 deputies, Vetëvendosje could potentially form a government without needing a coalition with other Albanian groups
Trump says the Iran deal could be signed tomorrow.
In a press conference following the G7 summit in France, U.S. President Donald Trump praised French President Emmanuel Macron for hosting the event and described the G7 summit as 'one of the most successful' so far. Trump stated that a peace agreement had been reached, ending the recent conflict in the Middle East, reopening the Strait of Hormuz, and preventing Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons. He claimed that Iran is now led by a new group of leaders who are 'more educated' and 'much less radicalized,' suggesting this represents a regime change. Trump indicated the agreement could besigned
Names, these are expected to be the 120 MPs of the Kosovo Assembly
The Central Election Commission (KQZ) has finalized the vote-counting process for Kosovo's early parliamentary elections, publishing the final results on its official platform. According to the data, the Self-Determination Movement (LVV) came first with 47.13% of the votes, followed by the Democratic Party of Kosovo (PDK) with 19.44%, the Democratic League of Kosovo (LDK) with 16.69%, and the Alliance for Kosovo's Future (AAK) with 6.74%. Based on these results, the new composition of the 120-member Parliament of Kosovo has been formed, with mandates distributed among the winning parties and少数
Forward Rama hits VVV and Kurt says he is preparing a lawsuit against Mihael: Every day I am with you to prove why you are the greatest evil of the country
The mayor of Pristina, Përparim Rama, posted on Facebook warning that the country is heading toward authoritarianism and accusing the ruling party of silencing critics and discrediting journalists who report on scandals involving the government and the party. He also criticized Albin Kurti, the leader of the ruling party, for his responses to criticism regarding electricity price increases and other issues. Rama stated he is preparing a lawsuit against Dejana Mihajlić, the wife of the president of Kosovo, for representing her husband in public.
Amorim identifies his priority in the market
AC Milan has confirmed the appointment of Portuguese coach Rúben Amorim on a three-year contract. Reports from Italy suggest that Amorim has identified Gonçalo Ramos, a forward from Paris Saint-Germain (PSG), as his main target for the 2026-27 season. According to Italian outlets 'Gazzetta dello Sport' and 'Tuttosport', Ramos is the first choice for Amorim’s central attacking role. PSG is reportedly valuing Ramos at around €40 million, which AC Milan might cover through a loan deal with an obligation to buy in 2027. Both Italian publications note that Milan and Amorim will rely on agent JorgeM
Haradinaj with a long post for TC Novi Kosovo that was canceled after VV took power: What would Kosovo gain
Former Prime Minister of Kosovo, Ramush Haradinaj, published a detailed text titled 'What Would Kosovo Gain From the Implementation of the Kosovo e Re Thermal Power Plant Project?' He argues that the project was not only an energy investment but also one of the largest strategic projects planned in Kosovo, directly impacting the country's energy security, economy, and utilization of local resources. Haradinaj states that economically, the project was expected to bring an investment of around 1.3 billion euros, the largest private investment and one of the largest foreign direct investments inK
Blero and Eronita publish their son's portrait
Singer Blero Muharremi and his partner Eronita have shared the first public photo of their newborn son. The couple had kept the child's face private until now, but recently chose to share this special moment with their followers. Eronita posted the image on Instagram, followed by Blero who responded emotionally on his own profile. Eronita described this new chapter of her life as 'happiness.' Blero is also the father of a daughter from his previous relationship with actress Teuta Krasniqi.
Roma is sanctioned by UEFA, Inter Milan saves
Roma has been fined by UEFA for breaching Financial Fair Play (FFP) regulations during the financial year ending in 2025. According to reports, UEFA had previously imposed financial restrictions on Roma for the period 2022–2026 following violations in the 2021–22 season. The conditions of this agreement were published on UEFA's official website. UEFA confirmed that Roma exceeded intermediate financial targets for 2025, resulting in a fine of €2 million. Additionally, the club breached the squad cost ratio limit of 70%, leading to an additional fine of €4 million. Meanwhile, Milan and Inter,who
The results: the VV with 53 mandates, the PDK 22 and the LDK 18
The latest results show Vetëvendosje (VV) has secured 53 parliamentary mandates following the counting of votes from the diaspora and diplomatic missions, while the process is still ongoing. The Democratic League of Kosovo (LDK), which previously had 19 seats, now has 18 mandates. According to preliminary results from the Central Election Commission (KQZ), VV leads with 46.95% of the vote, securing 373,275 votes and 53 seats in parliament. Following VV is the Democratic Party of Kosovo (PDK) with 22 mandates and 19.50% of the vote, and LDK with 18 mandates and 16.79% of the vote. The Alliance
PDK leadership gathers, preparations begin for the internal election process
The Democratic Party of Kosovo (PDK) held a regular meeting of its Central Committee today, focusing on preparations for internal elections at all levels of the party organization, from sub-departments to the election of the party chairman. According to a statement by the PDK, the party leader, Bedri Hamza, emphasized the importance of conducting a correct and transparent process, ensuring high democratic standards at every stage of the internal elections. The Central Committee has decided to establish a working group responsible for the technical and legal aspects of organizing the elections.
Gashi: We should not accept as normal an LDK in third place, it is time for internal electoral process
Arben Gashi, a member of the Democratic League of Kosovo (LDK), thanked his voters for re-electing him to the Parliament of Kosovo. He emphasized that the recent election results should serve as a call for reflection within the party. Gashi stated that an LDK with 16% support is not the same LDK that built the state or that Kosovo needs. He called for an internal democratic and transparent electoral process to unite the party rather than divide it.
Barcelona are offering Araujo for the Juventus star
Barcelona is reportedly considering offering Ronald Araújo in a player swap deal with Juventus to acquire Andrea Cambiaso. Juventus is seeking to balance finances after losing revenue from the Champions League in the 2026-27 season, potentially leading to up to €60 million in lost income. Cambiaso is valued at around €40 million by Juventus. Both Barcelona and Chelsea are interested in Cambiaso, but only Barcelona has proposed a swap involving Araújo. However, Juventus prefers a direct cash offer rather than a player exchange, which could make Chelsea more favorable in the competition.
Lladrovci: US presence in Kosovo is a blessing for our country
Ramiz Lladrovcit expresses surprise at those who questioned the presence of American forces in Kosovo and at some politicians' approach toward the United States, Kosovo's largest ally and the Albanian nation's main partner. He argues that the American presence in Kosovo is a blessing for the country, especially for those who fought for Kosovo's independence and for the Republic of Kosovo to be part of the Euro-Atlantic values. He emphasizes America's role as a global guardian of freedom.
Trump says the U.S. may start dropping bombs if Iran doesn't behave properly
U.S. President Donald Trump stated during a meeting with Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi at the G7 summit in France on June 17 that the United States could resume military action against Iran if Iran does not comply with the terms of the recently agreed-upon understanding between Washington and Tehran. Trump emphasized that the agreement is only an initial step and warned that military operations could restart if Iran fails to meet U.S. expectations. He also dismissed reports that the U.S. would invest $300 billion in Iran under the agreement, calling such claims unfounded. Trump noted
Online shopping debts are on the rise in Switzerland
The article discusses the increasing issue of consumer debt in Switzerland, particularly linked to online shopping and delayed payment options such as 'buy now, pay later' services. Experts warn that these services create a false sense of financial power and lead to accumulated debts. Consumer protection organizations highlight that younger individuals and those in their early years are especially at risk, often losing control over their spending when using various platforms and payment methods simultaneously.
The Ivory Coast star has been arrested on suspicion of match-fixing in Ligue 1.
A 23-year-old football player from Brest, Elye Wahi, has been arrested by police two weeks before the start of the World Cup, according to 'The Athletic.' He was loaned to Nice during last winter and is under investigation for match-fixing after allegedly receiving a red card intentionally in a game between 'Les Aiglons' and Metz on May 17. This red card caused him to miss his first play-off match between Ligue 1 and Ligue 2, which he lost as a result. A spokesperson for the Marseille prosecutor confirmed that Wahi was arrested on May 29 as part of an ongoing investigation into organized fraud