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The news from BalkanWeb features a mix of domestic Albanian issues, including a protest by students and a fire in Gjirokastër, alongside international developments such as the conflict in Ukraine, tensions between Israel and Iran, and the war in Ukraine. Economic news includes rising gas prices in…
Students are set to hold a protest today at 12:00 PM in front of the Ministry of Education and Teachers, marking the 19th day of their revolt demanding the resignation of Prime Minister Rama.
The prosecution has launched an investigation into AlbChrome for pollution at the former metallurgy plant in Elbasan, with the National Environment Agency warning about carcinogenic waste.
A 38-year-old man, wanted for beating his wife to death in 2022, has been arrested in Durrës after being deported from Greece.
Ukrainian President Zelensky has requested 500 Patriot missile systems ahead of winter, as Russia has intensified its attacks on energy infrastructure.
Europe is on high alert as the price of natural gas has reached a record high of 100 euros, leading to increased energy prices and a decrease in reserves.
A large fire has broken out in the former NPA warehouses in Gjirokastër, with the flames causing power outages for half the city.
Israel is on high alert for a potential new war with Iran, while US President Trump is reportedly considering a multi-day offensive and the US is sending munitions to the Middle East.
Massive protests have erupted again in France, with arrests made in front of Paris City Hall following police interventions.
This story provides the current exchange rates of the US dollar, the euro, and the Swiss franc against the Albanian Lek.
A fire has broken out at a coffee factory in Pogradec, with flames engulfing the building and causing disruption to businesses in the area.
Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov has warned the G20 summit that the situation in Russia and Ukraine remains unchanged and that efforts to reach a peace agreement are not currently being negotiated.
Iran has stated that '100 billion euros is not enough for your greed,' warning the German Chancellor following his statements.
