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Former Deputy Prime Minister Belinda Balluku has appeared before the Special Prosecution Office (SPAK), where she was informed of certain communications by the prosecution.
Prime Minister Rama stated that anyone who engages in violence will be pursued by the state, and all police arrests during protests were legal.
Prime Minister Rama announced discussions on lowering the age for criminal liability and addressed protestors wielding stones, suggesting limited options for them.
Prime Minister Rama stated that more police officers were injured than protesters and addressed gymnasium directors about their role during protests, asserting that power is not gained through violence.
A work group is preparing a package announced by Rama, which will blacklist individuals committing acts of violence, preventing them from entering EU countries.
An explosion using TNT occurred in Ishull-Lezhë, causing damage to a warehouse belonging to a 65-year-old man.
Professor Fuga conveyed a message stating that students always have the right and should not be violated, calling it a national crime to do so.
Following violent protests, Krumbo announced that psychologists are being made available to support students and their families.
France is experiencing widespread protests, leading to the imposition of a partial curfew, with the Prime Minister warning of a potential state of emergency.
A Chinese hacker utilized artificial intelligence to launch attacks on more than 1200 websites with minimal personal effort.
Vance has distanced himself from supporting Netanyahu and has taken a stance against Trump, stating he will not be involved in Israeli elections.
Today's weather forecast predicts a clear day with specific temperature readings to be announced.