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The news website Reporter.al features a mix of domestic Albanian issues and international news. Top stories cover the government's decision to take back a concession for medical check-ups due to unfulfilled services, the legalization of online sports betting, and a piece reflecting on the Albanian…
The government has revoked the concession for medical check-up services due to the provider charging high fees for services that were not rendered, returning the concession to state control.
The Albanian government is taking a new approach by legalizing online sports betting, indicating a shift in its gambling policy.
This story explores the theme of a 'silent map for the drowned' and reflects on the forgotten aspects of the Albanian exodus.
The article examines Albania's democratic transition and discusses emerging authoritarian tendencies within the country.
European lawyers have expressed criticism regarding alleged threats of criminal prosecution against Gentian Sejrani.
A group has launched a referendum initiative to abolish a law that threatens protected natural zones in Albania.
A petition signed by 534 scientists calls on the Albanian government to cease tourism development projects in the Vjosa River delta.
The report indicates a decline in media freedom in Albania during periods of public protest.
During a protest, peaceful activists were reportedly handled roughly by police, with a notable presence of law enforcement.
A mother of an autistic young man has become a symbol of resilience after confronting tear gas during a protest.
The article describes a period of high tension between the police and demonstrators in front of the Albanian Parliament.
This story covers Ukrainian President Zelensky's visit to Belgrade and discusses Serbia's complex relationship with Russia.
