Gazeta

Austrian Chancellor Sebastian Kurz suggested this in Pristina on Tuesday.

Pristina-based daily Zeri writes today that Haradinaj said that "the idea of border change is dead" and that "such scenarios have only resulted in tragedies in the Balkans."

Namely, Sputnik is citing Pristina-based (Albanian language) daily Gazeta Express, which said that the person in question, Shpend Maxhuni, was found in possession of illegal weapons and drugs in a car, "about ten days ago."

Gas hub projects in Europe are growing like mushrooms after rain, Russia's Nezavisimaya Gazeta said in a statement, "TurkStream will inevitably become Bulgarian."
 

The Basic Court in Gjilane in Kosovo has set free nine men accused of attacking the Serbian police checkpoint in Dobrosin in 2012, wounding one officer.

Tanjug said this on Thursday, citing the Pristina-based Albanian language daily Gazeta Express as reporting that the court found "no evidence that they carried out the attack."

In Russia, protests are increasing and the quality of government is falling, says Nezavisimaya Gazeta.

The Russian Federal Office of Statistics Rosstat and the Moscow School of Economics presented shocking data from polls among citizens of Russia. The information is dominated by negative assessments of the current economic situation, writes Nezavisimaya Gazeta.

US president Donald Trump will "almost certainly" visit Poland on July 6 and participate in TriSea Countries Forum held in Wroclaw on July 6-7, according to Gazeta Wyborcza sources' reports on the information shared with ambassadors of Central European countries at a meeting in Polish president's chancellery, The Warsaw Voice reported.

Italian police and the Carabinieri on Wednesday night arrested suspected Islamist militants from Kosovo - with valid residence permits in Italy - following 12 raids - 10 of which were in Venice's historic centre, one in Mestre, the mainland suburb of Venice, and one in Treviso.

Prosecutors from the High Court of Cassation and Justice announced on Wednesday that they have launched an investigation into the alleged purchase of substandard hospital disinfectants.

They said they were probing "the criminal offences of the obstruction of disease control and of the forgery and substitution of food or other products".