RTK - Radio and Television of Kosovo

Kosovo’s Supreme Court has struck down a rule limiting pension eligibility based on when qualifications were obtained, calling it unlawful and discriminatory.

According to the National Institute of Public Health of Kosovo (IKSHPK), chronic diseases remain the top health challenge. Hypertension and type 2 diabetes are rising, especially in those 50+, while heart disease and cancers continue to strain the health system.

The Ministry of Health, supported by the Council of Europe, has introduced new SOPs for prison healthcare—improving structure, mental health services, and alignment with international standards, while strengthening safeguards against ill-treatment.

LDK’s Visar Azemi alleges systematic electricity billing manipulation, claiming 87% of inspected meters showed inaccuracies. He calls for a forensic audit, consumer compensation, and investigations by authorities.

PDK MP Arben Mustafa accuses the Kurti government of worsening the economic crisis by failing to act on rising fuel prices. He calls for temporary tax cuts on fuel, more support for farmers, and an emergency anti-inflation plan.

Kosovo’s Tax Administration of Kosovo says crypto income is taxable and must be declared. Authorities warn of measures against those who fail to report earnings and meet tax obligations.

Kosovo Assembly Speaker Albulena Haxhiu, at Women’s Week 2026, stressed stronger parliamentary oversight and the key role of committees. She called for more inclusive, quality lawmaking.

Kosovo President @VjosaOsmaniPRKS , speaking at the opening of Women’s Week 2026, warned a smear campaign against her is a deliberate attack on dignity and democracy—not accountability.

Albania’s FM Ferit Hoxha met with Kosovo’s Ambassador Skënder Durmishi, reaffirming strong bilateral ties 🇦🇱🇽🇰 He said that Kosovo remains a top priority in Albania’s foreign policy, with a shared commitment to deepen cooperation in security, energy, infrastructure & education.

PM @albinkurti marks 27 years since NATO’s 78-day air campaign, saying it stopped genocide and ethnic cleansing in Kosovo by forces led by Slobodan Milosevic, after diplomatic efforts failed.

Radio Television of Kosovo has opened a regional office in Peja. TV director Rilind Gërvalla and DG Hysen Hundozi called it a key step to strengthen local coverage. The project is supported by JICA.

Kosovo Customs condemns threats against a senior official during fuel import checks, calling it an attack on the rule of law. The case has been reported, with authorities urged to act swiftly and ensure accountability.

Minister Armend Muja highlights Kosovo’s progress in food safety, pledging risk-based inspections, a full digital traceability system by 2027, and a “One Health” approach to meet EU standards.

Ramush Haradinaj marks the Dukagjini Epic and 27 years since NATO’s intervention, saying Kosovo’s greatest hope during the war came from Albanians and Albania’s institutions. He stressed U.S. support was decisive in bringing freedom to Kosovo.

President @BajramBegajAL Bajram Begaj marked 27 years since NATO’s intervention against Slobodan Milosevic, calling it decisive for the freedom of Kosovo and peace in the region.

Parliament Speaker @albulenahaxhiu_ marks 27 years since NATO’s intervention, saying it changed Kosovo’s history. She honored NATO’s role and the Kosovo Liberation Army for their sacrifice in securing freedom.

At a conference by Kosovo Rehabilitation Centre for Torture Victims, Feride Rushiti said many wartime sexual violence cases remain unpunished, stressing trauma-sensitive justice is key for survivors.

President Vjosa Osmani marks 27 years since NATO intervened to stop violence in Kosovo, saying “Kosovo does not forget” and alliances that defend freedom must be protected. She also recalled Bill Clinton’s decision to launch the 78-day campaign to protect civilians.

Today marks 27 years since NATO began its intervention in Kosovo, halting violence and enabling 800,000+ refugees to return. KFOR remains on the ground, a reminder that the mission for peace and stability continues.

Former NATO spokesman Jamie Shea says NATO’s 1999 intervention was necessary to save lives in Kosovo, blaming Slobodan Milosevic’s actions, including Recak massacre. He urges Serbia to acknowledge past crimes and warns of ongoing destabilization efforts.