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  • Child-changing scandal at U.S. Hospital 2 .

    The Ministry of Health has confirmed that during the inspection of infant change cases at the American Hospital 2 in Gracanica, shortcomings have been calculated in the process of identifying and verifying babies while handing over to mothers.

    The case, which had occurred on March 18th 2026, has been handled by Health Inspectorate, while other irregularities have been found in control.

    In the official response to the Signal Journal, the Health Ministry has announced that the nurse involved, although she owned valid work licenses, was not declared in the system of the Department of License and Discension ( DLA).

    But violations don’t end here.

    According to the Ministry, in considering the way the case is treated, shortcomings have been calculated in the actions of health inspectors himself.

    Hence, the Chief Inspector of Health has taken steps.

    The inspector who had handled the case was referred to the Disciplinary Commission for considering the alleged violation.

    Meanwhile, the archive official has been put in written remarks, while the health inspector’s supervisor has been spoken out.

    The Health Ministry has expressed regret over the concern and uncertainty caused by the affected families, stressing that responsible institutions will monitor implementation of measures and recommendations.

    This official confirmation points to not only the shortcomings in infant identification procedures but also the irregularities in the way responsible health inspectors handled the case.

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    /Gazeta Sinjali/

    Source Layer: Signal

  • Vedat Muriqi led the Fenerbahces attack on Slavia Prague to the Champions League

    Striker Vedat Muriqi will be the title for Fenerbahce against Slavia Prague, in the Champions League.

    The Turkish team suffered a deep defeat by Aston Villa thus intends to be set on fire as soon as possible.

    Official formations have been made public, with Muriqi being re-elected from her first minute to Romelu Lukak’s place.

    Fenerbahce: Ederson? Brown, Ake, Scrinar, Semedo; Gwenduz, Kante; Akturkoglu, Greenwood, Aydin; Muriqi.

    Slavia Prague: Markovic; Vicek, Zima, Njjesan; Suleiman, Moses, Nowak, Kubiac; Ayaos, tryd; Sturm.

    The confrontation will begin at 6:45. /Telegraph/

  • Dimitrieska-Kocoska: Measures Continued until November 2nd on VAT reduction for oil, excise

    The government has extended the move to lower the value added tax ( TV The US for oil from 18 per cent to 10 per cent, as well as the measure for lowering the excise for fuel, until November 2nd 2026, Finance Minister Gordana Dimitrieska-Kocoska announced on Facebook.

    This measure, as the minister points out, contributes to easing price pressures on retail fuel prices and lowering the financial burden on citizens and the economy.

    We continue to monitor the situation in international markets carefully and take time to protect living standards and maintain economic stability, the finance minister stressed.

  • Limaj: Trendafilova reaction is the first sign of the Special Law effect

    Social Democrat Initiative Chairman Fatmir Limaj has assessed as a positive step the public reaction of Kosovo’s Specialised Chambers in The Hague, Ekaterina Trendafilova, regarding changes in the Law for the Special Court, adopted by the Assembly of Kosovo.

    Invited to RTV Dukagjini, Limaj said Trandafilova’s public appearance to provide clarifications constitutes, according to him, the first sign of the effect of the new law.

    He praised that its response came as a result of the concrete actions of Kosovo institutions, while at the same time criticising the mode of communications of specialised rooms over the past few years.

    First of all, I believe that this reaction results from the concrete actions of Kosovo, the law. The first effects and the first signs of the effect of the law are the obligation of Mrs. Trandafilova to come out and provide this clarification and promotion, Limaj said.

    He stressed that Trandafilova has not directly commented on the law adopted by the Assembly of Kosovo, but has provided clarifications referring to the legal basis on which specialised Chambers operate.

    According to Limaj, the head of the Special Court has no right to interpret laws adopted by the Parliament of Kosovo, while praising that in its proposal she was cautious in this regard.

    Limaj described the reaction as a positive development, despite the contents of Trandafilova’s statement.

    For me, it’s a positive step of her own obligation to come up with some clarification, no matter what she said. It shows the first effects of the law, he said.

    Finally, the head of the Social Democrat Initiative criticised the Specialised Chambers for what it called arrogance, lack of communication and transparency over the years. He said The Hague institutions should directly address Kosovo citizens, on whose behalf they exercise their activity.

  • Vedat Muriqi titled in Champions League match against Slavia Prague

    Vedat Muriqi will start as the title of confronting Fenerbahce with Slavia Prague, under the League of Champions.

    Kosovo striker has been selected from the first minute for the match Turkish team will hold in Istanbul, aiming to receive a positive result in the face of the Czech opponent.

    Muriq’s presence in the starting formation is expected to give more options to the Fenerbahce attack, in a significant confrontation in the European club contest.

    Fenerbahce HINA Slavia Prague begins at 18:45.

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    /Gazeta Sinjali/

    Source Layer: Signal

  • Bono on Trump administration and Republicans: This is the biggest robbery in world history.

    In a new interview, U2 vocalist Bono sharply criticised Donald Trump’s administration.

    However, he said he does not want to remove people who vote for the Republican Party.

    If you can share the conversation about this administration by talking about left and right, conservatives and liberals, then I can continue. Because I think this is an extraordinary moment. I think this is the biggest robbery in world history: stealing America. And it’s not a robbery movie. It’s real and it’s happening, Bono told The New York Times.

    He added that he does not want to take away the good people who vote conservatives and Republicans.

    Their party has been kidnapped, it’s an aggressive capture of the Republican Party. I want to call them back. I want them back because people vote conservatives for all kinds of reasons that are right. If we can talk about this without the usual arguments, this is a serious problem, Bono said.

    Bono also spoke of cuts implemented by the Department for Efficiency of Government ( DOGE). At the helm of this body at the beginning of Trump’s second term was Elon Musk. Bono said losing human life that will follow due to DOGE cuts is unacceptable. In the conversation, he also touched on religion.

    To believe in God, or that God is love, has been extremely easy in my life, he said.

    Group members say the new album has to do with finding joy in a politically uncertain world. They are convinced that their best songs and performances have yet to come.

    We really think we can write the best song we’ve ever written since next week, they said.

    Their new album, Kernaval de Luz, is published on November 13th. /Telegraphy/

  • German MP reacts to protests in Tirana: Citizens Seek End of Corruption

    German MP Knut Abraham has reacted to protests in Tirana, expressing concern for developments and stressing citizens’ demands for fighting corruption and links between politics and organised crime.

    In a public response, Abraham said he has attended the protests with great concern, underlining that citizens are seeking an end to corruption, political protection and links between organised crime and politics.

    According to him, these requirements reflect the European values Albania has pledged to respect.

    I have attended protests in Tirana with great concern. Citizens seek an end to corruption, political protection and links between organised crime and politics. These requirements reflect the European values Albania has pledged to respect, Abraham said.

    Otherwise, Republika Srpska President Bajram Begaj has held a series of meetings in his office over the past few days.

    Begaj has waited in the presidency, in face-to-face meetings, several foreign ambassadors in the country.

    He met with US Ambassador Eric Wendt, as well as EU Ambassador Sophia Moreira de Soussa, as well as Germany’s Ambassador Carl Berger.

    Meanwhile, he has also met with the two former Republican presidents, Rexhep Meidani and Bamir Topi. /Telegraphy.

  • Shasivar calls MPs: Give the Law a Chance for Just Presentation

    Justice Minister Jeton Shasivari has called on MPs to vote on the Law for Fair representation and adequate representation, stressing that he should not remain hostage to parliamentary procedures and party clashes.

    Shasivar said that after the adoption a co-ordination body will be formed and implementation methodology defined. He also rejected opposition claims that the law does not foresee ethnic quotas.

    It is consistently said that there are no sanctions in vain, we say we can’t afford the law to be voted into force and we have the responsibility to implement it, to form the co-ordination body to adopt the methodology of employment planning in the public sector as to how we will implement the law, not to be hostage in the assembly that it is not good for Albanians, Shasivar said.

  • Resign, under dictatorship Rama attends office protest, says dialogue rejected

    Albania’s prime minister, Edi Rama, has reacted again after tensions in the prime minister, where professors and students are protesting, rejecting dialogue with the government.

    Through a post on social networks, Rama has declared that he is ready to conduct dialogue with protesters, along with the government.

    He has also listed the calls of protesters, who, according to him, have so far called for resignations and have rejected the dialogue.

    Now, whoever wants dialogue, I’m available with the government.

    Resign!

    Down with the dictatorship!

    Under Communism!

    No dialogue!

    So far these are the ideas of professors and intellectuals who have gathered down here, Rama has said.

    The signal where the truth speaks before the news!

    /Gazeta Sinjali/

    Source Layer: Signal

  • Switzerland: The ban on Hezbollah which party supports it, and which parties oppose it?

    In Switzerland, debate is under way over the ban on Hezbollah, which is expected to be included in the same legal framework as Hamas, currently banned in the country.

    During the consultancy process, the bourgeois have welcomed the proposal, while the Greens have clearly rejected it. Social Democrat Party ( SP) and Swiss Democrats have also expressed reservations and concerns over the proposal, reports Watson. ch.

    The federal Council’s proposal envisions the ban to include Hezbollah’s front and successor organisations as well as organisations and groups operating in its name. This proposal comes after a motion adopted by the Swiss Parliament.

    centre-right parties back ban

    The centre-right parties generally support the Federal Council’s proposal.

    The Centre Party reasons its stance with the fact that Hezbollah, along with Hamas, attacked Israel after the October 7th 2023 terrorist attack. According to this party, the close link between the two organisations makes it appropriate for Hezbollah’s ban to be included in the same law as that of Hamas.

    In the long term, however, the Centre Party requires a general regulation that would enable the Federal Council to independently ban organisations based on intelligence findings.

    Even the FDP supports the ban and considers that, as in Hamas’ case, the federal government must take measures to prevent representatives or persons belonging to Hezbollah from finding refuge in Switzerland, the Telegrafi broadcast.

    SVP: Ban shuts down a security vacuum

    Swiss People’s Party ( SVP views the ban as a measure that closes an important vacuum in Switzerland’s security.

    According to SVP, the ban would facilitate the order of police measures, strengthen legal security and improve co-operation between prevention and law enforcement.

    The party also argues it would facilitate prosecution of propaganda, recruiting, financial support and other activities on behalf of Hezbollah if the terms of Article 260 are met on the Criminal Code.

    Even the Federal Democratic Union ( The EDL supports the ban, but requires it to be permanent and not limited until 2035, as is currently planned.

    Green: The Law Is Very Unclear

    The Greens oppose the ban and criticise the proposed formulation of the law, which they consider very unclear.

    According to them, the formulation gives authorities a large space of discretion and could lead to arbitrary law enforcement. The party also expresses concern over what it calls a containive effect on humanitarian efforts for the civilian population.

    The Green Book argues that the Federal Council is bypassing the Intelligence Service Act, which requires a UN sanctions resolution for such a ban. Such a resolution, they say, does not exist for Hezbollah.

    Director Democrats: Courts Must Take the Decision

    The most fundamental criticism comes from the Swiss Democrats.

    They oppose the federal Council’s proposal to create a legal assumption that Hezbollah is a banned organisation under Article 260th of the Swiss Criminal Code.

    According to them, it is up to the courts to determine whether in a concrete case elements of a criminal offense have been fulfilled. This, they believe, cannot be determined simply through the adoption of a law.

    They also criticise the term “support” in the proposed law, considering it too wide and arguing that it could include even cases such as a taxi driver.

    SP gets no final position

    Social Democrat Party ( The SP has not granted a final approval or refusal to the proposal.

    The SP condemns Hezbollah’s actions, but expresses basic reservations to the bans of organisations. According to her, a ban should not limit Switzerland’s chances of foreign policy.

    The party stresses that communication channels should remain open to enable humanitarian aid and peace efforts.

    For this reason, the SP requires a clear legal provision to distinguish contacts for humanitarian, diplomatic and peace policy from criminal support.

    Federal Council was originally against

    The Federal Council had initially rejected the transition towards a ban on military activity, warning that this could weaken Switzerland’s role as mediator in armed conflicts.

    Regarding Hamas’ ban, the government had stressed that this should remain an exception, linking the decision to the 7 October 2023 terrorist attacks.

    Recently, the Federal Council has argued that uniformity and consistency between the two bans are guaranteed. According to him, since it’s the same context that terrorist attack and subsequent escalation between Hezbollah and Israel it makes sense that both organizations are banned through the same law.

    The Swiss Parliament approved Hamas ‘ ban at the end of 2024. Shortly thereafter, he also voted for Hezbollah’s ban. /Telegraphy/