Tirana Police have launched an operation targeting luxury cars circulating in the capital, with a particular focus on verifying the origin of the vehicles and the source of the wealth used to purchase them.

During the checks, dozens of luxury vehicles were verified using a special device that enables the inspection of the vehicles’ identifying data.

After checking the system, the police said they carried out further checks into the ownership, origin and history of the vehicles, including how they were bought, sold and possessed.

Statement:

Tirana/ Checks focused on luxury vehicles, with the verification of their origin and source of wealth at the center.

Tirana Police structures have intensified checks on luxury vehicles in order to identify and verify vehicles suspected of having been acquired through criminal activity, as well as to prevent their trafficking.

As part of these checks, the Economic and Financial Crime Investigation structures, in cooperation with the “Operational” Special Force, the “Eagle” Special Force and the Road Police, checked dozens of luxury vehicles in the capital.

The checks were carried out using a special device that enables the inspection and verification of the vehicle’s identifying data. Following the system checks, further checks were conducted on the identified vehicles regarding their ownership, origin and history of purchase, sale and possession.

Checks were also carried out into the source of the income used to purchase the vehicles, with the aim of identifying cases in which the assets may have been acquired through criminal activity, as well as identifying vehicles that may be subject to illegal trafficking.

At the conclusion of the verifications, the procedural materials were referred to the Prosecutor’s Office for the continuation of the investigations and the undertaking of further procedural actions.

Tirana Police will continue joint checks and verifications of luxury vehicles in order to identify and crack down on assets of criminal origin, prevent their trafficking and combat the laundering of proceeds derived from criminal activity.

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The Kosovo Metrology Agency (AMK), together with the Central Market Surveillance Inspectorate (IQMT), is continuing inspections of economic operators that produce and sell bread in the territory of the Republic of Kosovo.

The inspection campaign, launched on 25 August 2026, aims to check the weight of bread and the validity of the scales used in Kosovo’s bakeries, as part of measures to protect consumers from fraud.

The joint inspections by the AMK and IQMT began in the Pristina and Kosovo Polje regions and were also carried out on 1 and 3 September 2026.

Increased interest from economic operators has led the AMK to register 60 requests submitted by bakers for the verification of scales in recent days.

The inspection process will continue in the coming days and will extend to other municipalities of the Republic of Kosovo.

The AMK and IQMT are urging all bakers to complete the verification of their scales on time, ensure accurate measurements for products, and comply with all legal obligations. According to these institutions, these measures are necessary to protect consumers and ensure the regular functioning of the market.

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The preliminary verification process for applicants for the position of Secretary-General of the Assembly of the Republic of Kosovo has concluded, with six candidates meeting the established requirements.

The Assembly’s Directorate for Human Resources Management announced that the candidates who have met the general and specific criteria are Besnik Ismaili, Enver Gërguri, Kushtrim Brahimaj, Sami Sallahu, Taulant Bajrami and Xhedvet Zani.

According to the published document, the candidates will be informed in due time of the date, time and location where the written test and interview will take place.

After the publication of the final results, candidates who consider themselves dissatisfied with the recruitment procedure may file an appeal with the Independent Oversight Board for the Civil Service within 30 days.

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The Temporary Commission that will verify the quorum and mandates of deputies has been formed.

The task of this commission is to review the documents related to the certification of the election results of June 7, as well as to submit to the Assembly a report on the validity of the deputies’ mandates.

Additionally, the commission will determine whether the necessary quorum for the constitutive session of the 11th legislature has been secured.

There are 119 deputies present at this session, while 117 of them voted for the commission members.

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