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The Albanian parliament has approved a territorial reform bill, amidst internal debate within the ruling Socialist Party and opposition protests. Separately, heavy rains caused traffic chaos in Tirana and landslides in Kukës, while the former coach of the Albanian national football team, Sylvinho…
Albania's Parliament approved a new territorial reform with 85 votes, following internal debates within the Socialist Party and strong opposition protests including water bottle and egg throwing. Prime Minister Edi Rama defended the reform as a modernizing step for Albania.
Heavy rainfall has caused widespread disruption across Albania, leading to traffic chaos in Tirana and landslides on roads in Kukës, advising drivers to proceed with caution.
Sylvinho, the Brazilian former coach of the Albanian national football team who left in May, has stated he is ready to return and could work in many countries.
Authorities in Ecuador have busted a cocaine trafficking network bound for Europe, arresting 21 individuals, including a financier of the Los Lobos gang, who trafficked over 42 tons of drugs.
Bad weather has caused roads in Durrës to be submerged in water, leading to difficulties in vehicle circulation.
An explosion, caused by explosives placed on the wall of a 55-year-old man's residence in Bathore, damaged the house wall and also the car belonging to his son.
