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The front page of Shqiptarja.com focuses heavily on ongoing protests in Albania. Prime Minister Rama is calling for dialogue and has placed chairs outside the Prime Minister's office, but protestors are demanding his resignation. The page also reports on legal actions related to the protests and…
Following seven days of violent protests, Prime Minister Rama has again called for dialogue by arranging chairs in a circle outside the Prime Minister's office. Protestors responded with a written message demanding his resignation, and the Prime Minister stated he is open to dialogue only with…
Approximately 50 school buildings in Italy received bomb threats via anonymous emails, leading to the evacuation of dozens of schools.
Prime Minister Rama visited the Ministry of Education following violent protests, commenting that a stone thrown could be a weapon capable of causing tragedy when used against police officers.
Rama addressed educators involved in protests, criticizing some for preaching and comparing the wave of violence to certain actions or ideologies.
Balluku appeared at the Special Prosecution Office (SPAK) regarding alleged violations in tenders for the Great Ring Road and Llogara Pass, with lawyer Kalia suggesting there will be an extension of proceedings.
The Tirana Penal Court is issuing security measures for 28 individuals involved in a violent protest, with hearings scheduled to begin at 09:00.
An opinion piece discussing whom Albanians would prefer as Prime Minister if Edi Rama were to exit politics.
Prime Minister Rama stated that an impression is being created that all of Albania is burning, and that the attacks are organized by specific hands.
Prime Minister Rama is scheduled to convene a parliamentary group meeting of the Socialist Party (PS) at 09:00, where measures against those responsible for violence are expected to be presented.
