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The main news on Shqiptarja.com focuses on the Albanian economy's positive performance according to a World Bank report, alongside domestic issues like traffic camera malfunctions in Tirana and a protest incident. International news includes updates on the war in Ukraine and elections in Israel.
A World Bank report indicates the Albanian economy is projected to grow by 3.4% in 2026, with unemployment reaching its lowest historical level, though challenges remain in productivity and job creation.
A report by the State Audit Office on road traffic in Tirana reveals that approximately half of the surveillance cameras were not operational even before protests began, with issues also noted with some traffic lights.
Erjon Vishkulli, who was injured during a violent protest, has shared a message from Italy stating that 'God will create ease after difficulties'.
Moscow has launched ballistic missile attacks on Kyiv University, with reports of casualties and injuries; a ceasefire is set to begin today in the city of Oleshky, facilitated by Melania Trump.
An elderly woman was hit by a car on the side of the road on the Fier-Patos axis and was urgently taken to the hospital.
Amidst tensions in the Middle East, elections are being held in Israel, which are crucial for the country's future, featuring a strong contest between Netanyahu and Eisenkot.
Despite several rejections, Prime Minister Rama insists on dialogue and has again invited protestors for discussions, with a 'long table' set before the Prime Ministry.
The Assembly of Kosovo has approved a resolution to investigate the murder of Arlind Zeka and prevent violence against women, following his execution hours after seeking police assistance.
