Albania Continues Mass Protests Against Government, Demanding Rama's Resignation ↗
Front page leadAlbanians are continuing 65 days of continuous mass protests against the government, demanding the resignation of Prime Minister Edi Rama.
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The front page of BalkanWeb features a mix of domestic Albanian news, regional events, and international stories. Top stories include political protests in Albania, a cyberattack in Liechtenstein, and a judicial decision regarding judge's salaries. There's also coverage of a shooting incident from…
Albanians are continuing 65 days of continuous mass protests against the government, demanding the resignation of Prime Minister Edi Rama.
Hackers have stolen data of approximately 31,000 individuals from a secret registry of companies and foundations in Liechtenstein.
The Parliament did not act within the legal deadline, prompting the Union of Judges to demand the calculation of salaries according to the decision of the Constitutional Court.
Four individuals have been detained for firing weapons from a yacht. Police reported that no illegal items were found.
In a macabre crime in Greece, the perpetrator stated that he killed a British national to prevent his wife from converting to Christianity.
An accident in the "Eternal Security" galleries has resulted in the death of a 40-year-old man due to a mine collapse.
The exchange rate of the US dollar and the euro is fluctuating, with impacts on other currencies as well.
The fire situation in Greece remains critical, with thousands of hectares in Attica and Boeotia affected.
Individuals were reportedly arrested by Singapore authorities for an alleged "Massive Attack" and deception.
The partner of Elda Hotit, a deputy, has passed away. She posted a tribute stating 'Until death do us part'.
Seven citizens were rescued from the Drini River after becoming trapped by rising water levels.