Protests Continue, Citizens Demand PM's Resignation ↗
Front page leadMass protests continue in Albania, with citizens marking the 59th day of demonstrations and calling for the Prime Minister's resignation.
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Mass protests continue in Albania, with citizens marking the 59th day of demonstrations and calling for the Prime Minister's resignation.
Road accidents have risen by 6.8% in the first half of the year, with Tirana experiencing a significant number of incidents.
According to Axios, sanctions are identified as a potent tool that could significantly damage the Iranian regime.
A growing trend in Germany sees an increasing number of individuals switching their employment.
Russian attacks in eastern Ukraine have resulted in seven deaths, with casualties also reported in Russia's Belgorod region.
Former US President Trump has halted strikes against Iran, stating a diplomatic approach is being taken, but warning that time is limited.
Following the death of an Iranian colonel during January protests, 16 individuals are now at risk of facing the death penalty.
Drone attacks in Iraq have been reported, with explosions occurring near the US consulate in Erbil.
During Ecuador's initial war on drugs, the BBC reports that criminal gangs are collaborating with the Albanian mafia and Mexican cartels.
The foreign exchange market experienced a decline in value today, affecting the dollar and other major currencies.
The European Union is deploying aircraft and firefighters to assist in combating catastrophic wildfires in France and Spain.
Ukrainian President Zelensky is in London for strategic discussions, as Ukraine reportedly considers establishing drone manufacturing facilities in Britain.