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The front page of Shqiptarja.com highlights a corruption investigation involving a company founded just before a key appointment, alongside various crime reports, a story on the cost of healthcare, and regional news from Kosovo and Albania. It also features a piece on rebuilt schools in Shkodra.
A company owned by Ergys Agasi was established just two days before Vlora Hyseni's proposed appointment as head of SHISH, and both are now under SPAK investigation for tenders related to AKSHI.
Following investigations into Agasi, the head of SHISH has surrendered in Kosovo and is being escorted by authorities to serve house arrest.
Two individuals have been arrested in Fier for starting fires in Drizë and Apoloni, with a third person also under investigation.
A 26-year-old man was arrested in Mamurras after being under surveillance for two months, during which 338 doses of drugs, some with high THC content, were found.
Six migrants were apprehended near the border in Sarandë while attempting to cross into Greece; two have been arrested.
Rebuilt schools in Shkodra are now welcoming students with modern facilities and an updated appearance.
Following separate meetings with Kosovo's Kurti and Serbia's Vučić, EU's Kallas is urging progress in the dialogue, emphasizing the binding nature of EU-brokered agreements.
A significant portion of Albanians, 8%, struggle to afford follow-up medical examinations, placing the country second highest in Europe for this issue.
The High Court of Cassation (GJKKO) has lifted the seizure of assets belonging to former judge Shkëlzen Selimi, following his acquittal.
An electrical defect in Tregan has been resolved with the repair of a damaged pole, restoring power to eight villages.
