Muhamed Zeqiri Sentenced to 1 Year and 7 Months in Prison for Abuse of Office ↗
Front page leadMuhamed Zeqiri has been sentenced to 1 year and 7 months in prison for abuse of duty.
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Muhamed Zeqiri has been sentenced to 1 year and 7 months in prison for abuse of duty.
AKI and VMRO-DPMNE will proceed to the second round for the municipality of Brvenica.
The European Parliament has expressed concern regarding the violence during protests in Albania.
Young people across Europe are protesting, demanding better education and a more affordable life.
Fuel prices have been updated, with gasoline becoming cheaper and diesel becoming more expensive.
The Municipal Hygiene Utility of Skopje has put new municipal vehicles into operation.
Police in Milan have detained 271 individuals in connection with riots.
Russia has again targeted Ukraine's energy infrastructure, leaving over 500,000 families without electricity.
Protesters in Tirana clashed with police and attacked institutions amid rising tensions.
The Parliament has extended the crisis state concerning fuel until April 2027.
Two candidates for ambassador have successfully passed the initial review by the Foreign Policy Committee.
A draft law introducing changes to the second pension pillar has been submitted to Parliament.
The BDI and VLEN parties have issued statements regarding the jurisprudence exam.
Students are opposing a proposal by Shasivari to refer a solution to Venice.
Severe clashes occurred between police and protesters on the seventh day of demonstrations in Tirana.
In two weeks, the municipality of Brvenica will hold a second round of elections for mayor between BDI and VMRO-DPMNE.
Gazetar Suad Bajrami states that Minister of Justice Jeton Shasivari, who previously believed in Kosovo's rights and sided with Venice, has now changed his stance.
Traffic intensity on the roads is average, with no significant delays at border crossings.
Prime Minister Edi Rama announced that salaries will increase from January and that each frontline police officer will receive 2500 Euros.
The weather forecast indicates a sunny and windy day.
Tomorrow's weather will be partly cloudy with local light showers, and maximum temperatures reaching 23 degrees Celsius.
The DUI and VLEN parties, through Facebook, have reacted to the situation in Albania, calling for Albanian politics to be demonstrative.
The Ministry of Interior, through intensified controls in 66 catering facilities and casinos, has uncovered an illegal gambling organization, leading to the detention of individuals.