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The front page of Shqiptarja.com features a prominent story about a murder in Ksamil, Albania, where a Portuguese victim was allegedly stabbed after an argument. Other top stories cover international news including an Albanian man claiming to have infiltrated Al-Qaeda for the CIA, an investigation…
Sokrat Vata and 10 other individuals will appear in the Sarandë court for security measures related to the murder of Portuguese national Luis Miguel Varela Mendes, who was allegedly stabbed after an argument in a luxury complex in Ksamil.
An Albanian man, Blerim Skoro, claims he infiltrated Al-Qaeda for the CIA, but the US now seeks to deport him to Kosovo, stating he helped capture terrorists.
An autopsy of a 46-year-old Italian woman reveals that domestic violence inflicted by an Albanian man, who subsequently fled, caused her death.
A vehicle has fatally struck a cyclist in Durrës, with the driver leaving the scene of the accident.
In response to accusations from Vučić, NATO stated that any decision on reopening the Ibër bridge for vehicles must address the needs of all communities.
Reports from Spain suggest that Inter striker Lautaro Martinez has reached a personal agreement with Barcelona.
Germany is experiencing a high number of business closures, the most in 20 years, due to a shortage of qualified labor.
The article questions whether Iran has lost control over the Strait of Hormuz as oil tanker ships are now passing under American monitoring.
A couple who married on Sunday died in a tragic accident in Durrës, with the family of the 26-year-old Italian bride awaiting the return of her body.
During a Conference League match between Dinamo and Pafos, the Portuguese coach of Pafos reportedly insulted Ilir Daja and his son, leading to a confrontation.
The maritime museum in Shkodër has opened, with Prime Minister Rama stating it will narrate the city's history and its early connection to lakes and rivers.
