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The front page of Top Channel in Albania features a prominent story about the Constitutional Court's decision and the approval of a formula for magistrate salaries, involving debates in parliament with Prime Minister Rama and opposition figures. Other top stories cover political discussions, the…
Following discussions on magistrate salaries, the Constitutional Court's formula for their pay has been approved, with Prime Minister Rama emphasizing the need for a new law in parliament. This story is highlighted as the absolute top story.
The Albanian Parliament has approved the appointment of Ervin Demo as the new Minister of Interior with a majority vote, despite opposition from two deputies.
Two days after a ruling by the Hague tribunal, former Kosovo Liberation Army fighters have gathered in Durres, sending messages of support and self-restraint.
The Special Prosecution Office (SPAK) is questioning the Director of the Treasury regarding the blocking of magistrate salaries, with further testimonies expected from Finance Ministry officials.
A heated debate occurred in parliament between Prime Minister Rama and PD MP Tabaku, with Tabaku urging him to resign and Rama criticizing the opposition's engagement with protests.
Two individuals have been arrested and two others are being prosecuted for operating sports betting businesses in premises near schools.
The Albanian national football team has started its Nations League campaign, with the squad list to be published on Saturday.
The combined effects of El Niño and global warming are leading to increased heat and humidity, resulting in record levels of water vapor in the atmosphere.
The weather forecast for Friday predicts cool temperatures in the morning followed by warmer conditions during the afternoon.
Juventus secured a strong start to their European campaign by scoring 5 goals in their match in Turin.
During parliamentary debates, opposition MP Bardhi questioned the whereabouts of former Minister Balluku and alleged that two villas surfaced while he was supposedly incorruptible, also mentioning Belinda Balluku.
Analyst Curri commented from Brussels and Washington, stating that Albania and Kosovo should not be involved in games, implying complex diplomatic or political maneuvering.
The Hague tribunal's decision has caused significant reactions in Pristina, with protests and calls for the Kosovo Liberation Army (UCK). Time Kadriaj stated she would vote to dismantle the 'Speciales' (referring to the special court).
In parliament, deputies discussed Albania's relationships and its role in international affairs, with one deputy questioning the implementation of international court decisions and Rama responding regarding the 'Becchetti' case.
Prime Minister Rama engaged in a verbal exchange with the opposition in parliament, criticizing their approach and suggesting they underestimate the public's intelligence.
Deputies engaged in a debate regarding court rulings and government accountability, with one article mentioning the Constitutional Court's role and another detailing the approval of a formula for magistrate salaries.
