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The news from Shqiptarja.com focuses on a scandal involving intimate videos of artists and a composer being questioned by the police. Other top stories include a politician meeting with the US ambassador, a sports news about a new football coach for Vllaznia, an international crime story involving…
Composer Adi Hila testified to the police for several hours after intimate videos of him with known artists were published on social media, stating the cameras were installed for security reasons due to past burglaries in his area.
A scandal involving the publication of sexual videos has led to known personalities being blackmailed with private footage, with no apparent reaction yet from the police or prosecution.
Minister Peleshi met with the US Ambassador, emphasizing the Parliament's significant role in strengthening the strategic partnership between Albania and the USA.
Vllaznia has appointed a new coach, a Hungarian who has previously managed two national teams, succeeding Edi Martini.
An Albanian national, Enid Kasmi, who was sentenced to 12 years in prison and fined in Belgium, was arrested in Venezuela, but his case has reportedly disappeared.
Reacting to the intimate videos of artists, Luarasi stated that the shame is not the women's and they should report it, questioning who filmed and published them, adding that their distribution is violence, not journalism.
France is experiencing widespread protests by high school students, resulting in over 1763 arrests, with the majority being minors; a school director in Marseille was doused with gasoline.
The fire in Manati, Lezha, remains active, and an air intervention is expected today, with citizens urged not to start fires.
Prime Minister Rama announced that the 'Loyal Presence' meetings will continue today at 5:00 PM across all of Albania.
The fire in Manati, Lezha, is still active, and an air intervention has commenced.
