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Albania
The news from BalkanWeb focuses heavily on domestic crime and politics in Albania, with a significant story about a protest demanding the Prime Minister's resignation. International news includes reports on drug seizures, a political event in Kosovo, and broader issues like antibiotic resistance…
A national protest is scheduled today with students gathering at 2 PM in front of the Ministry of Education, demanding the resignation of Prime Minister Rama.
A 45-year-old man was arrested in Lushnjë for possessing 65 doses of cocaine found in his car, with hunting rifles and cash also seized.
The perpetrator has been arrested in connection with an explosion that destroyed the car of an Elbasan Municipality employee.
An investigation file details investments in Arbër Abazi's villa and an indictment against 'Alko Impex General Construction', concerning irregularities.
Experts warn of the increasing risk of antibiotic resistance, which is responsible for 35,000 deaths per year in the European Union.
Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić is reported to have sung nationalistic songs at a karaoke session following a confrontation with students.
In Guatemala, deputies and three police officers have been arrested in connection with a massacre.
A crew has been arrested in Haiti for arms trafficking, with the prime minister appealing for assistance.
Europe is facing a $120 billion cost for gas, and maritime incidents have resulted in 24,000 deaths.
The United States is offering $20 million for information regarding Iran's nuclear program.
A protest in Germany saw 120,000 participants, with the focus of political debate shifting towards emigration and extremism.
A woman is accused in court following the death of a 61-year-old man, with her testimony suggesting he shot himself accidentally while joking.
