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The news from Shqiptarja.com focuses on crime and legal proceedings within Albania, alongside international news regarding conflicts in Ukraine and political situations in Spain and Serbia. A significant domestic story details a fake bomb threat in Dibër, Albania, where a 21-year-old was arrested…
A 21-year-old man has been arrested in Dibër, Albania, for placing a fake bomb at a gas station and threatening to detonate it if he wasn't paid 50,000 Euros in cryptocurrency.
OpenAI has fired three researchers for violating policies and breaching trust by misusing sensitive information.
A court has denied director Petri Bozo, who was involved in a fatal accident killing a 7-year-old, a request to travel to Thailand for the 'Miss Globe' event.
An analysis explores the true affiliations and representation of parties labeled as 'Russian' within Serbia.
A commentary suggests that the education system has failed by not testing various forms of intelligence.
The Kosovo government has given a green light to a PDK initiative and sent a response to the Assembly, stating there are no obstacles to changing the law regarding the Special Court's convictions of UCK leaders.
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez faces scandals and a political crisis as his latest challenge to stay in power.
New Russian attacks have struck Kyiv, hitting a bridge over the Dnipro River, leading thousands to evacuate the capital.
Vintage cars are being showcased on the historic cobblestone streets of Gjirokastër, where tourists are greeted with traditional iso-polyphonic music.
The prolonged delay in electing the General Prosecutor has caused significant concern among prosecutors.
