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The front page of Shqiptarja.com highlights ongoing protests in Albania, with reports of injuries to protesters, journalists, police, and a deputy. There are also reports of a police officer being suspended for assaulting a protester. International news includes parliamentary elections in Serbia…
Following the release of footage showing a police officer from 'Shqiponjat' unit beating a protester on the ground with a rubber baton, the officer has been suspended pending an administrative investigation. Police reported 5 officers injured by thrown stones and Molotov cocktails.
A protester was shot in the eye with a rubber bullet during a protest in Skanderbeg Square, leading to bleeding and chaos. The injured individual was transported by Report TV's vehicle to the Trauma hospital.
Tirana experienced 6 hours of violence and destruction during a protest, with the Democratic Party (PD) allegedly leading a group of masked individuals, using their headquarters as a base.
Albanian Minister Hoxha has called on Albanians in the Presheva Valley to vote massively in Serbia's parliamentary elections to ensure their voices are heard.
Brazil is holding the second round of its presidential election today, with the leftist incumbent Lula facing a strong challenge from the son of the jailed former president, Flavio Bolsonaro.
Amidst several rejections, violence, and chaos, Prime Minister Rama has again invited protesters for dialogue, placing a table and chairs outside the Prime Ministry building.
An unknown biography has been revealed about a 12-year-old who participated in the 1920 War of Vlora against Italian invaders.
Extraordinary parliamentary elections are being held in Serbia today, with citizens voting among 18 political entities, including Vučić's party.
Daylight saving time has begun, with clocks being moved forward by 60 minutes.
The weather forecast for today predicts heavy clouds and downpours of rain.
