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The front page of Top Channel features a mix of international and domestic news. A top story covers the upcoming verdict for former Kosovo President Hashim Thaçi and other UCK leaders by the Special Court in The Hague. Other international news includes Japan's aging population, EU-China trade…
The Special Court in The Hague is set to deliver its verdict today on former Kosovo President Hashim Thaçi and other former leaders of the Kosovo Liberation Army (UCK) after nearly six years of detention.
Japan has broken records by surpassing 100,000 people over the age of 100 for the first time, with the majority being women.
The Europa League begins today, with attention on matches involving Milan, Benfica, and Dinamo Zagreb, featuring Arbër Hoxha against Hapoel Beer Sheva.
The Cadastre is going door-to-door in 23 villages in Himara to identify properties lacking ownership documents, with a schedule now published.
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen described the EU-China trade relationship as 'unstable,' with a daily deficit of 1 billion euros.
Family members of Hashim Thaçi and Rexhep Selimi have entered the court in The Hague as they await the verdict.
Supporters of Thaçi and other former UCK leaders have been asked to vacate the area in front of the court in The Hague shortly before the verdict.
Drone attacks are approaching NATO territory, prompting Poland to reinforce its border with Ukraine.
The 'Mountain Package' has been appealed to the Constitutional Court, and the case will be heard in a plenary session.
The US announced that 103 commercial ships have been diverted in the Strait of Hormuz due to American sanctions against Iran.
Fourteen Russian spy satellites were detected passing over a US base in Saudi Arabia just two days before the Iranian attack.
The weather will change this afternoon with rain expected in mountainous regions, and temperatures reaching up to 32 degrees Celsius.
A US State Department official, Lawton, praised the effectiveness of Albania's Special Prosecution Office (SPAK) and affirmed ongoing cooperation to combat transnational criminal organizations.
Real Madrid achieved a victory in the final moments, with Carlos Espi being the hero of the match.
Brazil's Supreme Court has approved the extradition of Ervin Matës, accused of international drug trafficking, to Albania.
The CEO of OpenAI acknowledges the risks of artificial intelligence, asserting that the world has the right to fear what might happen.
A helicopter was rescued from a fire in a commercial area in Los Angeles, where three people tragically lost their lives.
Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama described the relationship with Naples as being like 'Neapolitan sisters,' stating that their ceremony and hospitality opened a door between two realities.
Six foreign nationals were arrested in Korçë while being transported towards Tirana.
