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The news from Shqiptarja.com focuses on domestic Albanian affairs, particularly the return of Parliament after summer recess, with legislative priorities including territorial reform, electoral law, and integration. The return is marked by a presidential decree appointing a new Minister of Health…
Albanian lawmakers return to Parliament today to tackle territorial reform, electoral law, and integration. President Begaj has decreed the appointment of Klodiana Spahiu as the new Minister of Health, while citizens plan protests outside parliament.
Bardhi states that the opposition will not boycott the new parliamentary session but will confront the proposed judge salaries from the Socialist Party through a vote against it.
The president of Flamurtari club, Idrizi, describes Albanian football as 'gang warfare' and holds the Minister of Economy, Gjon Bardhi, responsible, calling for the assembly to be convened.
An opinion piece by Thoma Gëllçi suggests that the pursuit of billions of stolen money is now underway.
A 24-year-old man, who worked as a tour guide, was fatally shot by a peer in Shkodër following an argument.
President Begaj has accepted the resignation of Evis Sala and appointed Klodiana Spahiu as the new Minister of Health.
According to a report from the Institute of Public Health (ISHP) secured by Report Tv, the poisoning incident in Fushë Arrëz was caused by the public drinking water supply.
Olsian Çela, the Prosecutor General, is holding a meeting today with heads of prosecutor's offices in various districts and the Association of Prosecutors to address the deadlock over magistrate salaries.
A document from a June 6, 1989, Bureau meeting reveals that the 'Zvërnec Well' was closed and seismic profiles are now being created.
The Ministry of Education has published guidelines allowing the use of ChatGPT in schools, covering applications from classroom exercises to student assessments.
A three-day truce between Russia and Ukraine has ended, resulting in massive attacks and significant casualties.
The Chamber of Advocates is set to make a decision today regarding the boycott of courts.
