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The front page of Shqiptarja.com highlights ongoing protests in Albania, with the parliament convening under heavy police security. Other stories include a discussion on cybersecurity vulnerabilities related to PHP, celebrity news, a historical piece about refugees in post-war Albania, Tirana…
Albania's Parliament will meet today at 10:00 AM, following nine days of protests marked by violence and clashes between masked demonstrators and police. The assembly will discuss the second phase of 'Territoriales' and an interpellation with the Minister of Interior. Police have established a…
An explanation of PHP and the reasons behind its creation of global tension regarding cybersecurity is provided.
Taika Waititi shares the rule he and Rita Ora follow to maintain a strong marriage, stating that without it, things become difficult.
Secret documents reveal that members of a group recruited from refugee camps in Italy and Greece were sent to Albania in October 1948 via a C-47 aircraft, originating from Germany and Switzerland.
Tirana is hosting the PISA Executive Board, with representatives from 91 countries. Minister Kumbaro stated that young people have the right to demand change and that their safety is a priority.
In anticipation of protests, police have set up a security cordon around the parliament building. Molotov cocktail attacks during protests have placed firefighters on standby near the parliament.
In Lushnjë, a car lost control, crashed into protective barriers, and ended up in a canal, resulting in injuries to a man and a woman.
Eduard Zaloshnja analyzes how past votes for the Democratic Party and the Socialist Movement for Integration shifted in urban Tirana.
Following violent protests where chairs were broken, Prime Minister Rama has replaced them with stone benches and reiterated his call for dialogue.
