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Albania
The front page of Shqiptarja.com features several international and domestic news stories. A prominent story discusses Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni's government becoming the longest-serving in Italy's post-war history, with a congratulatory message from Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama…
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni's government has become the longest-serving in Italy's post-war history after 1413 days, prompting a congratulatory message from Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama, who joked about his own past solo appearances.
Giorgia Meloni's government has surpassed Silvio Berlusconi's record, becoming the longest-serving administration in post-war Italy.
Prime Minister Meloni reacted modestly to her government's record, stating that stability is not a cause for boasting and is not the merit of a single person.
Trump's envoys are expected to visit Ukraine and Russia soon, with Ukrainian President Zelensky expressing anticipation for the meeting.
A high-ranking Russian officer was shot multiple times and reportedly accused by Ukraine of ordering a missile strike on a pediatric hospital.
Two prostitution rings operating in Tirana have been busted, leading to the arrest of two Brazilian nationals and one Colombian who allegedly advertised their services on social media.
Political parties PDK and the Alliance are blocking the Kosovo government and demanding the assembly be constituted, continuing the deadlock over the president's election.
The number of cars on Albanian roads increased by 66,500 during the first eight months of the year, though August saw a 10% decrease in new registrations.
Two young individuals have been arrested in Shkodër for allegedly converting two residences into marijuana cultivation sites.
Twenty-three protesters who blocked the entrances and exits of the Prime Minister's office are scheduled to appear in court today.
