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Albania
The news from Top Channel focuses on domestic Albanian issues including student protests and political commentary, alongside international news about protests in Germany and Greece, and a report on a bank investigation involving Serbia. Sports news and weather forecasts are also featured.
Student protests in Tirana escalated with opposition lawmakers being expelled, and clashes involving stones and Molotov cocktails occurred near the Ministry of Education and the Prime Ministry, resulting in three arrests.
Photos were released of copper pipes that caused an explosion in Athens resulting in 6 deaths, with Albanian and Greek thieves arrested for cutting them to sell for a small amount of euros.
For the May 9, 2027 elections, Pjerin Ndreu has confirmed his intention to run for a third term as the head of the Municipality of Lezhë.
Unusual scenes from Germany show a person dressed as 'Batman' amidst chaos and flames during violent protests.
Ori Nebijaj has made a strong statement regarding Sali Berisha, the head of the Democratic Party.
Besnik Mustafaj stated that young people are seeking a new political spirit, and that only votes can remove Prime Minister Rama and Sali Berisha.
Bulgaria is heading to the second round of its presidential elections with candidates Jotova and Gurov competing amidst concerns about Russia and security in the Black Sea.
Protests against the rising cost of living in Germany have escalated, with clashes, arrests, looted shops, and attacks on police.
The weather forecast for Sunday predicts cloudy skies with rain and snow.
A bank linked to Aleksandar Vučić has been shut down, and investigations have begun into suspicions of 50 million euros being moved offshore, including to Moscow.
AC Milan celebrated their first derby win of the season, defeating Inter and continuing their dominance in direct confrontations.
Commenting on the 'Halloween rain' and protests occurring below his office, Prime Minister Rama posted a photo with an ironic caption about repeating the same actions and expecting different results.
The Republic Guard Union demands an urgent salary increase, stating that protecting the state with one's life requires the state to value them with dignity.
Over 68,000 members of Gen Z took to the streets in Germany to protest against policies they believe are stealing their future.
The Transparency Board has again changed fuel prices, determining the new prices for oil and gasoline.
