Political clashes after protests, Rama warns of legal changes ↗
Following protests, political tensions have risen, with Albanian Prime Minister Rama announcing impending legal changes.
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Following protests, political tensions have risen, with Albanian Prime Minister Rama announcing impending legal changes.
Protests in Albania are ongoing, and the toll from clashes with the police has intensified.
Serbs are voting in Skopje, showing a division in their support between Vučić and student-led movements.
With winter's arrival, smokers are returning indoors to public venues, while a relevant law remains unaddressed.
Despite the spread of internet services, a significant portion of households, 9%, still lack access.
Albin Kurti has described the result of the Albanian List as an extraordinary achievement.
Shaip Kamberi has reacted after his party secured two parliamentary mandates.
Two ethnic Albanian representatives have been elected to the Serbian Parliament.
In the Serbian elections, student-backed parties have secured a significant lead over Ivica Dačić's party.
Aleksandar Vučić has conceded defeat in the Serbian elections, with student-backed candidates emerging victorious.
The administrative procedures for the privatization of land located beneath buildings have been simplified.
An individual named Sejdini is under investigation for two cases involving fictitious payments, originating from a tribune in Ohrid.
Road tax revenue has reached a record high, exceeding 31 million euros within a six-month period.
More than 700 children are begging on the streets, with the money collected often going to organizers.
Bulgaria is holding elections for a new president, with 27 candidates competing.
Protests across Europe have resulted in significant clashes and numerous arrests, with over 1,000 detained in France.
Shaip Kamberi has urged Albanians in the Preševo Valley to exercise their democratic rights after casting his vote.
The administrative procedures for the privatization of land located beneath buildings have been simplified.
Road tax collection has hit a record high, generating over 31 million euros in the past six months.
More than 700 children are begging on the streets, with the money collected often going to organizers.
Bulgaria is holding elections for a new president, with 27 candidates competing.
Following protests, political tensions have risen, with Albanian Prime Minister Rama announcing impending legal changes.
Protests in Albania are ongoing, and the toll from clashes with the police has intensified.
Serbs are voting in Skopje, showing a division in their support between Vučić and student-led movements.
With winter's arrival, smokers are returning indoors to public venues, while a relevant law remains unaddressed.
Despite the spread of internet services, a significant portion of households, 9%, still lack access.
Albin Kurti has described the result of the Albanian List as an extraordinary achievement.
Shaip Kamberi has reacted after his party secured two parliamentary mandates.
Two ethnic Albanian representatives have been elected to the Serbian Parliament.
In the Serbian elections, student-backed parties have secured a significant lead over Ivica Dačić's party.
Aleksandar Vučić has conceded defeat in the Serbian elections, with student-backed candidates emerging victorious.