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The news from Top Channel focuses on the election of the new President of Kosovo, with reactions from Albanian and Kosovar leaders. There are also domestic reports on crime incidents, a gas explosion, and a car accident. International news includes protests in France and the ongoing conflict in…
Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama congratulated Justina Shiroka-Pula on her election as the new President of Kosovo, wishing her success in the challenging phase for Kosovo and the entire region.
Kosovo's Prime Minister Albin Kurti congratulated Justina Shiroka-Pula on her election as the new President, expressing confidence in working together for the success of former UCK leaders.
Albanian President Bajram Begaj congratulated Justina Shiroka-Pula on her election as head of state, emphasizing that Albania and Kosovo will stand together.
An explosion in Elbasan damaged the fence of a 69-year-old man's home, with initial details being uncovered.
A gas cylinder exploded in Roskovec, seriously injuring a 75-year-old woman and damaging an apartment floor.
A serious car accident occurred in Vlorë, injuring 5 people, some of whom were foreign citizens.
The case involving Adi Hila has been transferred to the prosecution, as the composer reportedly destroyed the hard drive of the camera that recorded the footage.
There are suspicions that Alket Rizai has fled towards Albania or Kosovo, with new testimony revealing the scheme used to cross the border.
Massive student protests in France have led to the gradual reopening of schools, with 32 arrests and 14 injuries reported in Paris.
A ballistic missile attack in Kyiv resulted in at least two deaths and hit energy and infrastructure targets.
Prime Minister Rama commemorated the victims of October 7 in Israel, urging remembrance and warning against indifference.
The events of October 7 are described as world-changing for Israel, with the conflict escalating into a crisis for the entire Middle East.
Prime Minister Rama announced that the 2027 budget is projected to reach a record 10 billion euros.
The story covers the EU's accession package and discussions with young people about proposals, with a focus on the period up to 2035.
In an interview with Fiks Fare, Pilinci declared himself prime minister, formed a cabinet, and appointed deputy ministers of energy.
Salvador Dali's 'Apocalypse' book, described as the most expensive in the world, was stolen in France.
The first four matches of the Champions League group stage have concluded, with Tirana's team facing a loss and a radiography of Albanian football.
