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Court fines former prosecutor following investigation

Justice and the civil service had a difficult morning. A court handed a fine to Haxhi Dërguti following an investigation into the Prosecutor Purchase case. Meanwhile, details emerged of an alleged confrontation involving a minister accused of pulling a revolver on a visitor.

The domestic mood remains strained elsewhere. Eight cases of domestic violence were reported in a single 24-hour window, while economists noted the country is now enduring the highest inflation rate in the region. A new documentary, Unemployed Mothers, has detailed how women are being forced out of the workforce for attempting to assert their legal rights.

In Paris, Prime Minister Albin Kurti used the Peace Forum to request that France support his country’s bids for EU candidate status and NATO membership.

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Court Fines Haxhi Dërguti Following Investigation

Former Chief Prosecutor of the Court of Appeals, Haxhi Dërguti, has been sentenced to a suspended prison term by a court following an investigation into his failure to report a criminal offense. The case stemmed from a Kallxo Përnime investigation into a scheme to influence court proceedings.

Official Allegedly Threatens with Revolver at Ministry

An official at the Ministry of Economy was arrested after allegedly threatening Dardan Bujupi, son of former lawmaker Donika Kadaj-Bujupi, with a firearm inside the ministry building. The Ministry of Economy confirmed the incident, which occurred on November 9, and stated that disciplinary proceedings against the suspected official had been underway since September.

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