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The news from BalkanWeb focuses on domestic Albanian politics, crime, and social issues, with a significant story about organized crime allegedly influencing the government. There is also coverage of a local incident in Elbasan and a tragic event in Athens involving Albanian citizens…
Activist Hasimja claims organized crime has seized power and calls for opposition parties to unite for the national interest, with protests planned for a 'school of democracy' to remove Rama.
Activist Erjon Murataj alleges that Agasi is the prime minister's guarantor with the criminal underworld, and that the SPAK (Special Prosecution Office) will eventually investigate up to Rama, who is isolated internationally and domestically.
A vehicle caught fire in the '1 Maji' neighborhood of Elbasan, with thick smoke engulfing the area.
Locals in Shkodra are testing alternatives as decisions are made regarding the format of a friendly match.
An explosion in Athens, which resulted in the deaths of three Albanians, is being investigated, with the main theory pointing to a gas leak from an elderly couple's apartment.
President Begaj convenes the National Security Council amidst concerns that threats to justice are developing worryingly.
An interview discussing the Bjellorusian team and the need for victory, with mentions of the lack of a stadium in Brojë and the team's coaching staff.
A large fire has engulfed kilometers of land in Fierit, destroying forests.
Political parties in Kosovo have concluded their discussions without reaching an agreement on the presidency, diminishing hopes for a new government.
A fire has damaged land in Mat, with arson suspected as the cause.
Protests have continued for 121 days, entering their fifth month, with citizens demanding Prime Minister Rama's resignation and calling for justice to act.
