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The news from BalkanWeb focuses on a mix of international incidents and domestic Albanian affairs. Major stories include a shooting during a funeral in Jordan, increased security measures in Jordan, and a mafia-related murder in Italy. Domestically, the page highlights protests in Albania with…
Youth in Albania are demanding the Prime Minister's resignation, with Greek media reporting on the protests and increased pressure on the Prime Minister, calling for an investigation into police violence and the Prime Minister's role.
Shooters opened fire during a funeral service, resulting in an attack with 7 deaths at a church in Jordan. Footage of the incident has been released.
Following an attack on a church, Jordan has increased its security measures, and the perpetrators are still being sought.
In Italy, the wife of a 64-year-old man connected to organized crime has been killed, and the man himself was seriously injured in a mafia-related incident.
On the 12th day of student protests in Tirana, teachers, doctors, artists, and students from various regions have joined the demonstrations.
A scandal involving the AKSHI agency questions the health of a potentially corrupt individual while no one is imprisoned. A French appeal seeks the release of Ermal Beqiri, with businessmen opposing his extradition.
During a typhoon in Taiwan, a man was lifted into the air by the wind and desperately held onto a pole to save himself.
A person has been arrested in Germany for using Albanian flags, historical references, and Nazi symbols.
Young people are reportedly on a list of students in Serbia, and the report suggests it is not a time to be afraid, with individuals not appearing.
A strong earthquake measuring 7.2 on the Richter scale has occurred in the Pacific Ocean, triggering a tsunami alarm and warnings for coastal areas.
Nationwide protests are taking place today, with youth demanding dialogue from the Prime Minister.
