Government Sends Proposal on Jurisprudence to Venice ↗
Front page leadThe government has sent its proposal regarding jurisprudence to Venice for review.
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The government has sent its proposal regarding jurisprudence to Venice for review.
Venko Filipce has once again accused the authorities regarding the Alta Bank case.
Flora Kadriu has been elected as the chairperson of the Commission for the Prevention and Protection from Discrimination.
Cancer patients are complaining about the lack of therapies and the availability of drugs not on the positive list.
The Ministry of Justice has submitted the proposed new Penal Code and Code of Criminal Procedure to the European Commission.
A truck driver has been arrested in Bulgaria following a series of fatal chain accidents.
Today's weather forecast indicates temperatures will reach up to 17 degrees Celsius.
ZNAM has disrupted VLEN's celebration, cautioning against premature jubilation.
Maksim Dimitrievski is positioned between a citizen concept and rhetoric that opposes Albanian issues.
The Rashche spring is only 7 kilometers away, yet the Bukoviq area still lacks water supply.
Residents of the 'Jashtë Vardarit' neighborhood are facing difficulties with their road and are demanding the municipality complete the project and open traffic.
VLEN congratulates students on jurisprudence, stating 'A little Albanian, a little Macedonian'.
Mendi Qyra stated that in the first year of his mandate, they paid off significant debts and completed projects.
There were no injuries reported from a fire that engulfed a house in Skopje's Bit Pazar neighborhood last night.
Shehu stated that the EU report confirms Albania's progress in its integration process.
XPeng, a Chinese company, has announced that its two-seater floating cars will be ready for use by 2027.
Toshkovski stated that even officials are being prosecuted under the 'Safe City' initiative.
A chain accident in Bulgaria has injured 70 people and resulted in 12 fatalities.
The US State Department has nominated Kristi A. McCormick as Ambassador to the Republic of Moldova, awaiting Senate confirmation.
US Secretary of Defense, Hegseth, may meet with the Speaker of the House during his visit to Tehran to discuss de-escalation.
Arrests have been made in Serbia in the first few days after the elections on suspicion of corruption and embezzlement.
Trilateral talks between Ukraine, Russia, and the US on ending the war began in Abu Dhabi.
Prime Minister Albin Kurti has requested French support for Kosovo's advancement towards EU and NATO membership.
Oil prices are rising due to escalating tensions, while investors remain hopeful about diplomatic talks between the US and Iran.