Protestors in Shkodra demand 'Rama in jail, Berisha in jail!' ↗
Front page leadYoung people in Shkodra have protested, calling for politicians to be imprisoned and urging the police to remove their caps.
Albania
The news from Albania's BalkanWeb front page covers a range of domestic and international topics. Domestically, protests by Shkodra youth calling for politicians to be jailed, and the alleged police brutality against students are highlighted. There's also a report on a university professor's…
Young people in Shkodra have protested, calling for politicians to be imprisoned and urging the police to remove their caps.
A high school student claims to have been beaten by police, stating that their friends have left for England. Police have reportedly descended on a square and are checking young people.
Shocking discoveries, including bones in the yard and a hidden safe, have been made in a Philadelphia house, as an investigation into the disappearance of seven women is underway.
Young people in Tirana have been protesting for seven days, with artists joining in to defend the protestors and calling for an end to the siege.
Egypt has declared its support for Saudi Arabia in its actions against the Houthis, amidst rising concerns over the security of maritime transport in the Red Sea.
A university professor's job and position are questioned amidst accusations that Rama's leadership is dictatorial, with questions raised about who is behind this plan and whether parents or students will bear the cost.
Lazio defeated Juventus, potentially leading to Spalletti's dismissal, while Conte has emerged. Milan secured a victory against Atalanta.
An incident involving a car occurred in Vlorë, and the automatic removal of the vehicle's administrator is deemed necessary.
The Minister and the French Interior Ministry have stated they feel responsible for the aggression and are cooperating with Macron to investigate the massive protests.
French newspaper Le Figaro has reportedly criticized Albanian leaders, citing 167 arrests and the judiciary's refusal to step down.
Reports suggest youth were subjected to violence, with Rama allegedly offering 2500 euros to police for each arrest made, promising resignations and payments on January 1st.
Police have forcefully dispersed protestors, with Rama reportedly defending the forces and dismissing Berisha, stating that a verdict from January 21st will be carried out.
Academic Ledi Shmaku Shkreli has expressed support for the protestors, stating that students in Bolonja are protected outside of police presence and questioning why anti-fascists are being targeted.