On Wednesday, our country will be affected by relatively unstable atmospheric conditions. The weather is forecast to alternate between cloudy skies in the morning and clearer spells after midday.

The cloud cover is expected to bring light rainfall across most of the country, although there will also be short-lived showers accompanied by thunder and lightning.

Wednesday will bring a slight drop in both maximum and minimum temperatures. Maximum temperatures are expected to reach 37 degrees Celsius, while minimum temperatures will fall to 18 degrees Celsius.

Winds will blow from the northwest to north at 8 m/s. Along the coastline, particularly the southwestern coast, and in valley areas, wind speeds will occasionally reach up to 17 m/s.

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Tomorrow, the weather is expected to change as cooler, more humid air masses move in from the northwest.

The first part of the day will begin with mostly clear skies, but cloud cover will gradually increase. Around midday and in the afternoon, clouds will become denser, particularly in the central and southern parts of the country.

These conditions will be accompanied by occasional light rain in central and southern areas.

Meanwhile, atmospheric conditions in the southeast are expected to be more unstable, with the possibility of thunderstorms, lightning and hail.

Winds will also be present throughout the day. They will blow mainly from the northwest and northeast, at an average speed of around 7 m/s. Along the coast and in valley areas, winds are expected to strengthen and reach up to 14 m/s.

At sea, waves of force 1 to 3 are forecast.

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The constitutive session will resume tomorrow after proceedings were adjourned yesterday at the request of acting Prime Minister Albin Kurti, who asked for additional time.

The meeting is scheduled to begin at 11:00, with the election of the speaker and deputy speakers of the Assembly on the agenda.

According to media reports, the chair of the session, Avni Dehari, has begun sending invitations to the elected MPs of the 11th Legislature.

During yesterday’s session, the first since the certification of the election results, MPs had the opportunity to formally take the oath as the legitimate representatives of this legislature.

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Nenad Rashiq, chairman of the Party for Freedom, Justice and Survival, does not believe that the constitutive session of 06.08.2026 will be followed by a vote on the new government.

The acting minister for Communities and Return said that discussions on forming the next government can begin only after the constitutive process has been concluded. In this context, he did not rule out a meeting with acting Prime Minister Albin Kurti.

“So far, we have not met, but I believe we will meet in the coming days. As you know, tomorrow we will deal only with the constitution of the Assembly and will not enter into negotiations or other agreements. I expect us to meet after tomorrow and discuss the possibility of joining the new government, whenever this becomes possible,” Rashiq said.

He emphasized that, based on his information and assessment, the composition of the government is not expected to be put to a vote tomorrow.

“As far as I know, no session for the formation of the new government has been scheduled for tomorrow. My assessment is that the government will not be voted on tomorrow. This is my personal opinion,” Rashiq declared.

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The Basic Court in Pristina will hold a hearing tomorrow in the trial of Jovan and Dragisha Viqentijeviq, who are accused of involvement in the November 2023 terrorist attack on the Iber-Lepenc canal.

As at the initial hearing, both defendants pleaded not guilty to the criminal offenses with which they are charged.

The Special Prosecution of the Republic of Kosovo claims that evidence obtained during the investigation proves the defendants’ involvement in the criminal offenses for which they are standing trial.

According to the Prosecution, the investigation also identified the role of the Serbian government in preparing the attack.

Meanwhile, Ernest Kerqeli, director of the Water and Generation Department at the company, testified today. He said that police teams, KFOR personnel and company employees arrived at the scene after the explosion, while work to repair the damage began only after investigators granted permission.

During questioning, presiding judge Vesel Ismaili asked Kerqeli whether investigative teams had also been present in the area where the explosion occurred.

Kerqeli replied that police forces, KFOR personnel and company workers had arrived there before him. He explained that repairs did not begin without the investigators’ approval, as they were collecting samples, while other experts had also arrived at the scene.

Asked by the judge whether he had noticed any traces of the explosion or of people present in the area, the witness said he had not observed anything of the kind.

Kerqeli also spoke about the damage that could have been caused if immediate repair measures had not been taken, stressing that the consequences for Kosovo’s citizens and infrastructure would have been extremely severe.

According to him, Kosovo’s citizens would have been left without electricity and telephone lines, while residents of Pristina and other areas supplied by Termokos would have been unable to heat their homes. He added that QKUK would have been left without electricity, heating and water, while the immediate shutdown of the B Power Plant would have had serious consequences for infrastructure. Kerqeli said losses would have reached millions each day and that, with every day of delay, the damage would have increased by millions upon millions.

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At the close of today’s protest, they appealed for massive participation, inviting citizens to come to Tirana together with their family members and friends.

“Tomorrow all of Albania will be in the square. All emigrants will be in the square and, with the help of God and the lawyers, the arrested boys will also be in the square. Tomorrow bring your friends and family members with you. All of Albania, from Konispol to Vermosh, should be here tomorrow. Tomorrow more than ever,” was the message delivered during the protest.

The organizers have announced that tomorrow’s protest is intended to be the largest gathering since the movement began, while they continue to demand the release of those arrested during the protests and the resignation of the government.

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