On the front page, the paper reports on a study presented by the Group for Judicial and Political Studies, which claimed that the funding of political parties remains closed and nontransparent. Fisnik Korenica from the Group said that the funding in Kosovo does not fulfill international standards, noting that there are no sufficient mechanisms to verify whether donors have been reported or not. “The study shows that every party in Kosovo lacks internal financial control. Regarding external control, presently, the financial statements of political parties are audited only by private auditors,” emphasized Korenica.