Tirana in Flames: Student Protests Escalate on Second Day ↗
Front page leadStudent protests in Tirana have intensified, escalating into their second day with fiery demonstrations and clashes.
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Student protests in Tirana have intensified, escalating into their second day with fiery demonstrations and clashes.
Students have left their lecture halls and are protesting in the streets, signaling a 'revolution'.
Student revolt in Tirana is shaking the city amidst tear gas, barricades, and fires.
Following student protests in Tirana, the police have arrested 16 individuals.
The Socialist Party has given an ultimatum to the opposition regarding electoral reform, while experts are calling for consensus.
An analysis explores the reasons behind the failure of the student loan scheme in Albania.
A boycott has paralyzed the Special Court of Appeals (GJKKO), putting detention periods and the rights of defendants at risk.
A landslide in Currilas hill poses a risk to buildings located by the sea in Durres.
Albanian court buildings are overwhelmed with cases and lack security, highlighting their dilapidated state.
The Arbëreshë community in Sicily is experiencing the fading of its centuries-old identity.
Amidst the rise of Artificial Intelligence, some individuals continue to prefer reading books.
In Durres, businesses offering 'Bed & Breakfast' services are reportedly stopping the practice of counting tourists.
A letter from Brussels argues that 15 years of EU probation for the Balkans constitute an injustice.
The Trump administration reportedly views Kosovo merely as a negotiating card.