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Kosovo fighter's sentence cut despite court upholding convictions for murder, torture
THE HAGUE, Netherlands -- Appeals judges at a European Union-backed court upheld murder, torture and arbitrary detention convictions against a former Kosovo war liberation fighter Monday. But they cut his prison term from 18 years to 13 years,...

Kosovo and Luxembourg pledge closer ties, King Charles hails new era in UK-France relations, and Trump faces MAGA meltdown
The Today Radio news team brings you the latest headlines for Wednesday, 9 July. Luxembourg KOSOVO-LUXEMBOURG TIES – Kosovo and Luxembourg have agreed to bolster bilateral ties through a new €50 million cooperation package, signed during Deputy...
Kosovo Ambassador welcomes Grameen delegation at Dhaka embassy
Ambassador of Kosovo to Bangladesh Lulzim Pllans on Tuesday welcomed a delegation from Grameen Group and Grameen Trust, including former project leaders of Grameen Kosovo, at the Embassy of the Republic of Kosovo in Dhaka. The Ambassador...

Kosovo Ombudsperson Probes Police Brutality Claims After Man’s Death
Photo illustration: Kosovo Police. Kosovo’s Ombudsperson’s office on Tuesday said that it was investigating possible human rights violations in two cases where police allegedly used excessive violence against citizens. In one case, a 27-year-old...

On its 30th anniversary, the ‘international community’ continues to pervert the truth about ‘genocide in Srebrenica’
Calling things by the wrong name adds to the affliction of the world.[1] Višeslav SIMIĆ Join us on Telegram, Twitter, and VK. Contact us: info@strategic-culture.su There is the American official story regarding Srebrenica. In addition to that...
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Rescued bear cub settles into new life in Pristina sanctuary
A young male brown bear cub rescued from Albania has been settling into its new life at a wildlife sanctuary in Kosovo. A worker at the Four Paws Bear Sanctuary in Pristina said the cub, named Dori, was rescued after being illegally put up for...

Kosovo / Man Dies After Workplace Injury at Brick Factory
A man has died following a serious accident at a brick factory in Gjakova. The victim, who was working at the factory, sustained severe injuries under still unclear circumstances. He was initially taken to the Family Medicine Center in Gjakova...

GFA President engages Albanian and Kosovo counterparts on VAR, medical infrastructure and stadium collaboration
President of the Ghana Football Association (GFA), Kurt Okraku, has held strategic talks with the presidents of the Albanian and Kosovo football federations during a working visit to Tirana, Albania. The discussions, held on July 1, 2025, with...

Kurti is letting Kosovo down at a political price he’d rather not pay
Four months after its parliamentary election, Kosovo remains stuck in a political deadlock. Prime Minister Kurti and opposition leaders prioritize ego over compromise, leaving the country without a functioning government, paralyzing the economy,...

Lewis Capaldi gives major health update as he breaks silence on his return to the stage and new single Survive
LEWIS CAPALDI has spoken in depth for the first time about returning to the stage – admitting he thought he’d never perform again. The Someone You Loved singer says he’s no longer taking antidepressant Sertraline after successfully battling his...

Kurt Okraku Engages Albania, Kosovo FA Heads On VAR, Football Development
Okraku (m) with Albania, Kosovo FA heads PRESIDENT OF the Ghana Football Association (GFA) and CAF 2nd Vice President, Kurt Edwin Simeon-Okraku, has held high-level meetings with the Presidents of the Albanian and Kosovo Football Federations as...

Kosovo issues heat warning, urges flexible hours
PRISTINA, July 3 — Kosovo’s Health Ministry has issued new safety guidelines to protect workers and at-risk populations as temperatures in the country are forecast to reach up to 36°C through July 10. The ministry urged public and private...

Kosovo reports livestock disease outbreak
PRISTINA, July 3 — Kosovo’s Food and Veterinary Agency (FVA) has confirmed an outbreak of Peste des Petits Ruminants (PPR), a highly contagious viral disease affecting sheep and goats, in the village of Landovicë near Prizren. Veterinary teams...

Medical Device Maker Surmodics Recovering From Attack
Fraud Management & Cybercrime , Healthcare , Industry Specific Latest Medical Device Vendor to Disclose a Recent Cyber Incident Marianne Kolbasuk McGee (HealthInfoSec) • July 3, 2025 Image: Surmodics A Minnesota maker of catheters notified federal...

Kosovo’s Ministry of Health Issues Measures for Heatwave from July 3–10
Kosovo’s Ministry of Health has issued guidelines and recommendations to protect workers and vulnerable population groups from high temperatures forecasted across the country during the period from July 3 to July 10. The recommendations are based...

UK drops to 41st in global women’s health index
British women now rank 41st out of 142 countries in the Hologic Global Women’s Health Index, slipping from 30th just two years ago. This four‑year decline reinforces the recent growing concerns about emotional wellbeing, chronic pain and gaps in...

Kosovo sees mass emigration amid fading prospects
Kosovo is seeing a sharp rise in emigration as citizens leave in search of better socio-economic conditions and stability. Official data show that between 2020 and 2024, over 151,700 people departed for more developed countries. In 2024 alone,...

Weapons Raids and Political Targeting: What Kosovo’s Election Tension...
Kosovo’s 2025 parliamentary elections took place in a climate marked by deep political, ethnic, and socioeconomic tensions. While the process was largely peaceful, the underlying issues of minority rights, state legitimacy, and economic hardship...

Kosovo Prepares For Deportees From US Amid Warnings Balkans Becoming A Migrant 'Warehouse'
With illegal immigration a fraught issue in Europe and the United States, Western countries are increasingly kicking the political football over to the Balkans. But questions are building over whether the countries of the region are ready to catch...

Professor Bjegović Mikanović: “It’s time to demand insight into where health funds are really going”
Written by: Students Protesting at the Faculty of Medicine Given the number of issues we’ve observed as students, we asked ourselves what a full professor at the Faculty of Medicine, University of Belgrade, with a specialisation in social medicine...