200 THOUSAND USD How the scandal that would have brought about the SP’s defeat was averted

Pyramid-scheme prosecutor Ajaz Gjeta was forced to resign Pyramid-scheme prosecutor Ajaz Gjeta was forced to resign

Kosovo: yesterday’s voting took place without a single incident

A rush to the ballot boxes Voting yesterday was extended until 23:00 Kosovo: yesterday’s voting took place without a single incident Kosovo Albanians turned out in force yesterday, from the early morning hours, at the polling stations to express their will. Participation was so high that the organizers initially floated the idea of extending voting to Sunday as well. But Jeff Fischer, director of these elections, rejected this idea, setting 23:00 on Saturday as the only time limit. Meanwhile, 900,000 Albanians, together with the minorities. On page 2

Pyramid-scheme prosecutor Ajaz Gjeta was forced to resign. The reason: His superiors did not want a Socialist Party MP who had received 200 thousand USD from the pyramid schemes to be investigated.

Why the reason for Gjeta’s departure was kept secret and why Meidani opposed it. All the details of a dangerous affair . On page 3. Ajaz Gjeta, the Pyramid-scheme Prosecutor who was forced to resign

The test was passed successfully

Commentary. The test was passed successfully. From Prishtina, Ilir Kulla. Saturday, 28 October, despite the fear, showed that for Kosovo this day would be a historic national day, important for the entire region. With this day, Kosovo passed the first test on a long road leading towards Kosovo’s independence. Continued on page 2

Shots fired in Laç; 6 people have [been shot]

A MAN IS KILLED . Shots fired in Laç; 6 people have [been shot]. A group of people surrounded the Laç police station after a young man from the town of Laç was wounded. According to police sources, several minutes after the Democrats’ rally in the town of Laç. On page 8

“Held hostage” in hospital for 11 years

THE STORY . “Held hostage” in hospital for 11 years. Who is the 46-year-old woman struggling in the neurology ward, and what is her life story? Luli has struggled to secure the funds. She has no money, apart from the pension she receives from her parents... On page 11

Police officers: We want the election money

DISSATISFACTION . Police officers: We want the election money. While around 15,000 police officers across the country no longer receive solidarity tax, even “that money” which had been promised to them for the difficult days and many sacrifices of the campaign... On page 7

Today the clocks change

Today everyone must turn the clock hands back. At 01:00 on October 29, the time goes back 60 minutes.