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The news on Shqiptarja.com covers a mix of domestic crime, sports, economic news, and international affairs. A prominent story details a man who robbed two banks in Tirana and spent the money on casinos and debts, also revealing his past criminal activities in Greece. Other domestic news includes…
Robert Duka robbed over 100,000 euros from two banks in Tirana, claiming most of it was spent in casinos and 6,000 euros were used to pay off debts. His wife stated the money found in their home were family savings. Duka has a prior conviction in Greece for theft.
All tickets for the Albania-Finland match in the Nations League have been sold, and the Air Albania stadium is expected to be full.
Public transport operators are requesting a 6% VAT rate and warn of potential ticket price increases starting January 1.
Regarding the conflict with Iran, President Trump stated there is positive momentum towards a conclusion and that the US will not back down from its nuclear objective.
Peace talks between Russia and Ukraine regarding territories and security are being held today in Abu Dhabi, with the US seeking a diplomatic solution.
A new school in the Astir area is nearing completion and will feature 28 classrooms, laboratories, and a library.
Hackers have uncovered information suggesting that 400,000 Russian soldiers have been killed in Ukraine, with suspicions of European intelligence involvement.
