LIVE: Revolt in front of Parliament on the 58th day of protests, citizens… ↗
Front page leadCitizens are protesting for the 58th consecutive day, surrounding the Parliament building where plenary sessions are held, with live coverage of the events.
Albania
The front page of BalkanWeb highlights ongoing protests in Albania, particularly around the Parliament, with a focus on political developments and citizen unrest. Other stories include international sports news and commentary on US politics.
Citizens are protesting for the 58th consecutive day, surrounding the Parliament building where plenary sessions are held, with live coverage of the events.
An elderly woman, despite being forcibly removed by police, continues her protest against Rama by sitting in the street, as captured in a video.
The article discusses a perceived unconstitutional deal with the USA and quotes Sali Berisha claiming hundreds of farmers have been blocked by police while intending to join protests.
The Democratic Party (PD) has blocked the hall during a parliamentary session convened at 15:00 to discuss an agreement with the USA, leading to the session's closure.
Protestors gathered around the Parliament while a plenary session was underway, during which changes were made to the composition of parliamentary commissions.
Media and young people are demonstrating against corruption in Albania, with their actions described as the main driving force of the "Revolution of Flamingos."
Significant changes are expected in Italian football, with reports that Andrea Pirlo will not coach the national team and Maldini and Leonardo are on the verge of resigning.
Andy Diouf scored a goal that led Inter to victory in a friendly match, marking the end of their pre-season training in Germany.