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The news from Shqiptarja.com highlights ongoing protests in Albania, with Prime Minister Rama inviting dialogue amidst a 'stone table' placed before the Prime Minister's office. Other top stories include budget allocations for infrastructure, judicial salary disputes, and international news on…
Prime Minister Edi Rama has again invited protesters for dialogue, differentiating between violent elements influenced by foreign forces and students or citizens with legitimate concerns.
Following yesterday's violent incidents, a group of protesters has gathered at the Prime Minister's office, though no incidents have occurred so far, and the protesters have dispersed.
Deputy Minister of Finance Mehmeti announced that infrastructure will receive 75.4 billion lek as part of the 2027 budget.
Prime Minister Rama explained that the 'Diella' application guides users step-by-step in using e-Albania, simplifying access to 19 services for citizens.
The Constitutional Court will review the request from judges and prosecutors regarding the salary standoff on December 2.
The United Kingdom is tightening its immigration rules, with a waiting period of up to 15 years for permanent residency.
The Supreme State Audit (KLSH) reported that 41% of the investments for 2025 were made in December, with 250 million euros paid for prior months.
The US midterm elections, described as a 'Trump referendum,' have begun with 54 million Americans already having voted.
The article identifies six women who are considered among the world's most dangerous and are wanted internationally for murder.
North Korea has reportedly tested a nuclear warhead designed for its ballistic missiles.
A question is posed regarding the possibility of Germany soon having a female president.
Juventus has regained calm after their victory against Napoli, while Lazio has extended its lead at the top of Serie A, and Real Madrid secured a win amidst controversy.
