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The Shqiptarja.com front page features a mix of domestic Albanian news, focusing on investigations into former Deputy Prime Minister Belinda Balluku and judicial reform, alongside international news concerning US strikes in Iran and security in the Middle East. Sports news and opinion pieces also…
Investigations into the 'Balluku' file have been extended by 3 months, with the Bureau of Investigation (BKH) conducting searches in four homes and offices in Tirana and Durres. Former Deputy Prime Minister Belinda Balluku is expected to appear at SPAK to be informed about the decision.
The investigation into the Llogara tunnel case has been extended by three months, with Belinda Balluku as a defendant. Gentian Gjyli and Erald Elezi have also been notified.
A personal reflection on the past decade of justice reform in Albania, posing six questions based on individual experience.
The United States has targeted numerous military installations in Iran, resulting in three reported fatalities. Meanwhile, Jordan has intercepted five Iranian missiles.
An opinion piece by Ardi Stefa discussing the concept of voluntary servitude and its impact on human dignity, referencing Rajai.
Coach Ilir Daja expresses optimism about his team's qualification chances in the Conference League, specifically mentioning the upcoming match against Aluminij and the lucky charm of Elbasani.
An opinion piece by Eda Zari on the phenomenon of 'commissioned heroes' and the media's role in creating narratives.
Rovena Zoto has submitted her candidacy for the position of General Prosecutor, following the candidacy of Adnan Xholi.
An analysis of how the ongoing conflict and military actions in Iran are reshaping the security landscape of the Middle East.
A mother and her two young children died in an explosion. A fire chief commented on the dangers of 5-liter gas cylinders, urging families to remove them from their homes.
Reports suggest that Iranian ayatollahs are considering missile attacks on Ukraine, while China is reportedly rearming Iran.
