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The news from Shqiptarja.com focuses on domestic Albanian politics, with Prime Minister Edi Rama inviting students for dialogue and warning protesters against violence. Other domestic stories include a police operation against drug dealers in Burrel and Vlorë, and an update on educational expense…
Prime Minister Edi Rama has again invited students for dialogue, stating he is ready to confront anyone who thinks differently, and warned that those who took the capital hostage through 'ANTIFA terror' will face consequences. He criticized violent protesters who damaged public and private property.
Police have arrested three individuals in Burrel for selling cocaine and have seized 13 mobile phones and a Rolex watch.
The Tax Office is nearing the completion of processing 2,000 applications for educational expense compensation from DIVA.
Amidst attacks on energy infrastructure, Vladimir Putin is now aiming to leave Kyiv without water as part of a 'suffering strategy'.
In Vlorë, a 36-year-old man and the person who commissioned the act have been arrested for intentionally burning a school director's car.
Iran has threatened to strike civilian targets in the Persian Gulf if the US and Israel resume airstrikes.
An analysis suggests Russian involvement in acts of sabotage across Europe, including fires, drone activity, and graffiti.
A 47-year-old man, wanted for shooting a young man and stealing his car in Lezhë three months prior, has been arrested at Rinas while attempting to leave Albania.
A magnitude 7.0 earthquake has struck Tibet, resulting in 16 deaths and the destruction of 339 homes.
