Sport
July 14, 2021 – 00:02

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Kosovo U-20 girls lost to Slovakia 71-38 (26:11, 17: 6, 12:12, 16: 9), within the FIBA ​​U20 Women’s European Challengers, a meeting that took place in Skopje.

Slovakia started the match better, winning the first quarter 26:11.

Even in the second period, the Slovak girls continued with a good game, but then the Kosovar girls recovered, until the second period ended 17: 6, going to the break with the figures 43-17.

The third period was completely equal, which shows the result 12:12.

The last 10 minutes were equal, but in the end the Slovaks created the advantage and triumphed in the end 71-38.

In Kosovo, Astera Tuhina stood out with six points, 10 rebounds and six assists and Dea Pushkolli with 11 points.

Kosovo will play its next match against Luxembourg, on Thursday at 17:00.

Timetables

Slovakia-Kosovo 71:38

15 July
17:00 Kosovo-Luxembourg

17 July
17:00 Romania-Kosovo

18 July
21:00 Northern Macedonia-Kosovo

world
May 11, 2021 – 18:36

Slovakia has suspended the use of the AstraZeneca vaccine against coronavirus after a person vaccinated with the vaccine died of a blood clot.

The Ministry of Health said that only people vaccinated with the first dose will receive the second dose of AstraZeneca.

The first doses of this vaccine were suspended, the Ministry of Health said.

Minister Vladimir Lengvarsky warned last week that Slovakia would review its vaccination strategy, following the fatal blood clot of a person who was vaccinated with AstraZeneca.

Some European Union countries have restricted the use of AstraZeneca to older people only, after confirming that there is a link between the vaccine and very rare blood clots in some people, mostly younger ones.

The European Medicines Agency, however, has found that the benefits of the AstraZeneca vaccine outweigh the risks.

Germany last week lifted restrictions on the AstraZeneca vaccine, which for several weeks has only been recommended for people over 60 years of age.

Denmark has suspended AstraZeneca completely, while experts in Britain have recommended that people under the age of 40 be given an alternative vaccine.

Slovakia, a country of 5.4 million people, has registered over 386,000 cases of coronavirus and 12,077 victims.

Sport
February 27, 2021 – 18:48

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Lutfi Bilalli, former player of Arbëria is continuing to score goals for the new Slovak team in the second category of football in Slovakia, writes “Zeri.info”.

Bilalli contributed with a goal today in Bardejov’s 2: 2 draw against Puchov.

The 28-year-old scored the goal in the 57th minute, but it did not turn out to be a full point for Bardejov.

This was not Bilal’s first goal with his team, as he had previously scored two more times. /Zeri.info

Sport
February 20, 2021 – 19:24

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The first quarter of the pre-qualification match between Kosovo and Slovakia has been closed, writes “Zeri.info”.

The duel within the European pre-qualifications for the 2023 World Cup is going very well for Kosovo.

“Dardanët” are in the lead of eight points, 23-15 after the first quarter.

In case of victory, Kosovo will be in the qualifiers for the 2023 World Cup. /Zeri.info

Global network for professional services SFAI has expanded its presence in Eastern Europe with three new member companies.

In Serbia, the Belgrade-based law firm Dragana Lj. Djordjevic has been added to the network. Founded in 1995 by Dragana Djordjevic, the law firm offers clients from various industries legal services in the areas of company formation, compensation and debt collection. The law firm also assists its clients with representation in court and out of court proceedings.

In Slovakia, Auditorea, a Bratislava-based company headed by Ulrich Paugger and Dominika Eliasova, has joined the SFAI. The Professional Services Group offers services such as Slovak and international taxes, financial accounting, payroll accounting, internal auditing, VAT, management consulting, due diligence, and mergers and acquisitions.

In Romania, Consultor Audit & Tax is now a member company of the global accounting and consulting network. Bucharest-based financial auditing and tax advisory is led by Adrian Marghescu and Laura Iancu and specializes in financial auditing, accounting, tax advisory, human resources and payroll services.

SFAI employs over 10,000 specialists in 225 offices in 66 countries worldwide.

SFAI International, headquartered in Malta, has expanded its global presence in recent months. In August the company added a member firm in Sweden, and in the summer the network added member firms in Bahrain, Jordan, Kuwait and Yemen.