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The news from Shqiptarja.com focuses on international trade disputes, including Canada's retaliation against the US over new tariffs, and Iran's stance on nuclear deal negotiations. Domestically, the site reports on active wildfires in Rrëshen and Pukë, and academic admissions for the Faculty of…
Canada is retaliating against the US for new customs tariffs, leading to the suspension of negotiations. Prime Minister Carney stated that they will respond "penny for a penny."
Cristiano Ronaldo has returned to the field, with the 41-year-old scoring his 978th career goal.
Trump is insisting on control of the Strait of Hormuz, stating that Iran is not ready for the right deal and threatening harsh tariffs on Tehran starting Monday.
Wildfires remain active in Tenë of Rrëshen, Perlat, and Shtuf, with flames also seen in Kashnjet Mountain in Pukë.
The Faculty of Medicine has published preliminary admission lists for 576 successful candidates across three study programs, with registration starting on August 26th.
The U-21 Albanian National Football team will challenge Italy in Lecce today as part of the Mediterranean Games 2026, which will feature 26 states competing for 1853 medals in Taranto.
NASA has released a video showing record-breaking temperatures across Europe, highlighting the extreme heatwave that affected the continent.
TikTok has reached a significant settlement in a children's privacy lawsuit, agreeing to pay $400 million to users in the US.
Arsenal has become the champion in the opening match of the Premier League, defeating Frank Lampard's newly promoted team 3-0.
Meghan Markle is reportedly planning a return to acting with a role in a Netflix series, in addition to her relocation to Britain.
Political parties PDK and AAK are staging a protest in front of the Kosovo Parliament today, demanding the convening of the constituent session.
