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The news from Shqiptarja.com focuses on the repatriation of five Albanian citizens from Syrian camps, the passing of country music legend Dolly Parton, and a sports story about Albanian footballer Kristjan Asllani. Other stories cover historical documents about Yugoslavia's intentions towards…
Five Albanian citizens, including women and children, have been repatriated from Syrian camps and arrived in Tirana. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs stated that they will undergo health and psychosocial assessments, and efforts continue to bring back other Albanians still in Syria.
Dolly Parton, a legendary figure in country music, has passed away at the age of 80 after battling cancer.
Inter Milan has reportedly halved the transfer fee for Albanian footballer Kristjan Asllani, who has agreed to join the club.
Secret CIA documents from 1953 reveal Yugoslavia's efforts to strengthen its capacity to overthrow Enver Hoxha's regime.
The UK's Home Office has released new guidelines detailing how asylum applications from Albanians will be assessed, potentially affecting up to 200,000 individuals.
The United States is planning a large-scale revocation of visas for asylum seekers, which could impact up to 200,000 people.
Israel has restarted attacks in southern Lebanon, targeting several objectives. Meanwhile, Ben-Gvir celebrated the raiding of a UN office.
An article by Roland Qafoku explores the life and legacy of Qazim Mulleti, 70 years after his death.
Sabah Baku has made history by qualifying for the league stage of the Champions League in its 9th year of existence, while LASK caused an upset against Celtic.
