Tirana Protests Enter 11th Day; Rama Calls for Dialogue ↗
Front page leadThe 11th day of student protests in Tirana concludes with Prime Minister Rama reiterating his call for dialogue to resolve ongoing issues.
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The Telegrafi news website from Kosovo features several prominent stories, including ongoing protests in Tirana, Albania, and reactions from US congresswomen. It also covers Kosovo's Prime Minister Kurti's participation in the Berlin Process Summit, advocating for Kosovo's candidate status. Other…
The 11th day of student protests in Tirana concludes with Prime Minister Rama reiterating his call for dialogue to resolve ongoing issues.
Two American congresswomen, Torres and Lawler, have responded to the protests in Albania, urging an end to alleged police brutality.
Prime Minister Rama has initiated administrative "cleansings," demanding that ministers request the resignations of all institutional directors.
Italian media reports express concern that Albania is not providing a future for its youth, highlighting issues with wages and emigration.
Kosovo's Prime Minister Kurti stated at the Berlin Process Summit that it is time for Kosovo to obtain candidate country status.
An Albanian family in Cologne is renovating a bridge, with three generations actively involved in the project.
Austria is pushing for the elimination of roaming charges for Kosovo by the summer of 2027, with potential benefits for Albanians in Switzerland as well.
This report investigates and reveals the cantons in Switzerland where the largest number of Albanians reside.
Prime Minister Kurti extended his condolences following an accident in Greece that claimed four lives, calling it a significant loss for the Albanian diaspora.
A citizen of Albanian origin has been arrested in Germany on suspicion of being part of an extremist group.
An investigation into the agreement between Italy and Albania has been awarded the European Parliament's journalism prize.
The contents of Jared Kushner's allegedly hacked phone have been revealed, detailing negotiations involving over $700 million.
This report analyzes the impact of conflicts in the Middle East on various transportation routes.
An information system disruption occurred in hospitals in Bern, forcing staff to work with laptops.
Switzerland has harvested 130 thousand tons of potatoes, and an increase in prices is anticipated.