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The news from Shqiptarja.com focuses heavily on Albanian domestic politics, including parliamentary sessions, interpellations of ministers, and proposed legislation regarding judicial salaries. There's also news about a presidential decree on ministerial appointments. International news covers new…
The Albanian Parliament is set to discuss five interpellations requested by Democratic Party MPs and a draft law proposed by the Socialist Party concerning salaries for magistrates. The DP urges that the draft law not be voted on and that consultations continue.
President Bajram Begaj has issued a decree dismissing Lamallari as the Minister of Interior and appointing Ervin Demos to the position.
The Conference of Speakers has rejected a request for a commission concerning KAYO, and the matter will now proceed to a parliamentary vote.
The European Union has proposed a new security architecture for Europe, including a new council, an emergency protocol, and increased defense investments. Marta Kos stated that a roadmap for candidate countries will be prepared.
An opinion piece by Marenglen Kasmi, contrasting mourning in Albania with celebrations in Belgrade.
The administrative court ordered the unblocking of salaries for the Lezhë Court, but the Treasury has not yet executed the August payroll payments.
A fight among young people in Sarandë resulted in three individuals being injured with knives. Two have been arrested, and one is still being sought.
During an anti-drug operation in Korçë, three young individuals were caught with approximately 6 kilograms of cannabis in their car near Qafë Thanë and were subsequently arrested.
