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The BalkanWeb front page features a mix of domestic Albanian news and international events. Top stories include ongoing protests in Albania, a football club's new coach, a massive traffic accident attributed to fog, and a stabbing incident in Greece. International news covers a Russian attack on…
Protests in Albania have entered their 125th day, with citizens calling for Prime Minister Rama's resignation and accusing the country of being a narco-state.
The football club Vllaznia in Shkodër has officially announced a new chapter with the presentation of Csaba Laszlo as their new coach.
A frightening accident occurred where dense fog led to a massive collision involving 69 vehicles, resulting in multiple injuries.
A Romanian man stabbed his ex-wife and her Albanian partner in Greece, leaving both in critical condition.
Albanian Minister of Defense, Niko Peleshi, met with the new US Ambassador to Albania, Eric Wendt, in Parliament.
A powerful Russian attack targeted Kyiv, hitting a 25-story building, with reports of one casualty.
A debate is underway in the Albanian Parliament regarding changes to the Criminal Procedure Code, with concerns raised about the reform's impact on justice.
Firefighters are working to control active blazes in Elbasan and Peqin, with difficult terrain hampering efforts.
Unprecedented rainfall in Crete has led to significant flooding and a state of emergency.
South Korea expresses concern regarding North Korea's actions, responding to a transfer from Pyongyang.
Protests and strikes by students in France have intensified, leading to urgent demands for the government to address the situation.
Portugal secured a victory, with standout performances from CR7 and Ramos, adding to their legendary status.
