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Albania
The news on Top Channel's front page is dominated by protests in Albania and Europe, domestic political discussions involving Prime Minister Rama and student demands, and regional elections in Serbia. There is also a report on a gas leak incident in Fier and a weather forecast.
Prime Minister Rama has not given up on his request for dialogue with students, inviting them again, despite the students' use of stone stools and wooden chairs.
Protests in France have led to approximately 1,000 arrests and clashes with police in multiple cities.
A gas cylinder leak in the '15 Tetori' neighborhood in Fier alarmed residents, but firefighters managed to prevent a tragedy.
Protests in Europe have resulted in 1,000 arrests and injuries in France, incidents in Tirana, and looting in Spain, with protesters even attacking the Colosseum.
Minister Ferit Hoxha has called on Albanians in the Presevo Valley to participate in the Serbian elections, emphasizing that their vote carries weight.
The State Police have responded to the protest of October 24, reporting that 5 officers were injured and one employee from the 'Shqiponjat' unit has been suspended.
The weather forecast for Sunday predicts alternating periods of clear skies and average cloud cover.
Serbia is holding elections today, with Albanians from the Presevo Valley competing as a joint list.
Selin Bollati questioned Monika Kryemadhi about her potential participation in Big Brother VIP, to which Kryemadhi responded that she would like to but indicated other circumstances.
A photo report captures unseen aspects of the protest, including fireworks, Molotov cocktails, widespread tear gas, and intense clashes between police and protesters.
A violent protest took place in the capital, requiring police deployment in various areas and leading to the detention of individuals.
Monika Kryemadhi admitted to being one of the instigators of the protest and advised young people to prepare a 'Plan B'.
The violent protest in Tirana resulted in injuries to both police officers and protesters, with one individual sustaining an eye injury and remaining hospitalized.
Protests in Italy have led to 9 arrests and 371 detentions, with 110 of those detained being minors.
