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The front page of Shqiptarja.com features a prominent story about the arrest of businessman Ermal Beqiraj in France, linked to an AKSHI (Information and Communication Technology Agency) file involving corruption allegations. Other top stories include international news on Iran-US tensions, sports…
Businessman Ermal Beqiraj, linked to the AKSHI file, has been arrested in France for piloting a plane over a nuclear power plant. He was detained with a French military aircraft and is awaiting extradition. Authorities found tracking devices on him, and he claimed his low flight was a mistake…
New corruption charges have been added to the AKSHI file, revealing that 11 million euros and expensive wines were given as bribes to Ergys Agasi, Ermal Beqiraj, and six other individuals.
Albania's State Police have confirmed the arrest of Ermal Beqiraj, who is scheduled to appear before a court in France today.
Following a meeting between Trump and Netanyahu, Iran has launched attacks on American bases in Jordan and oil tankers in the Strait of Hormuz, leading to an increase in oil prices.
Juventus has made significant progress in negotiations for Kolo Muani, with an agreement reportedly unblocked overnight and the deal now very close to completion.
Human remains have been confirmed in a mass grave discovered in Zubin Potok, Kosovo, with suspicions that they belong to 23 intellectuals who disappeared from Mitrovica.
In a rare occurrence not seen in six decades, the state of Florida has executed two death row inmates on the same day.
FIFA is reportedly planning to sell stakes in the World Cup tournament to private companies, with Jared Kushner's involvement noted and UEFA threatening a boycott.
A viral clip from a funeral shows Donald Trump offering a piece of candy to JD Vance, who declines, after which Trump shares it with Scott Bessent.
The purchasing power of individuals in Albania is projected to decrease by 170 euros between 2020 and 2026, meaning people can buy less with the same salary.
An opinion piece by Ardit Rada titled 'Mrs. Agathi of the Albanian Parliament'.
The football club Egnatia has earned 171 million euros from European competitions, with aspirations to reach the league phase.
