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Albanian Assembly Speaker Peleshi discusses stronger ties with Israel

Assembly of Albania Speaker Niko Peleshi met Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar in Tirana to discuss bilateral relations and opportunities to expand cooperation. The meeting comes as Albania and Israel mark 35 years of diplomatic relations. Peleshi highlighted the historical ties between Albanians and Jews, including the protection of Jews …

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Minister Hoxha: Albania Remains Unwaveringly Committed to Peace! We Condemn Iran and Its Attacks

Minister for Europe and Foreign Affairs Ferit Hoxha, speaking during a joint press statement with his Israeli counterpart, Gideon Sa’ar, said that Albania remains unwaveringly committed to peace and international dialogue. The minister also condemned Iran’s attacks, adding that they undermine peace and security in the region. Hoxha expressed gratitude …

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“The price comparison platform is unique,” Rama: The state becomes accessible with just one click

Prime Minister Edi Rama stated during his speech that the “Price Comparison Platform” and the “Kurse” initiative are launching with 238 products across 13 categories, giving consumers the opportunity to compare prices and choose where to shop for the best deals. Rama said the “Price Comparison Platform” is a joint …

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Balkan Strategic Forum: Albania and Greece Strengthen Partnership for Investment, Security and European Integration

Albania and Greece maintain good neighbourly relations, which they aim to further strengthen through economic, regional, academic and security cooperation. This message was conveyed at the Balkan Strategic Forum, held in Tirana with the participation of Albanian and Greek delegations. “There are even greater opportunities to develop these forms of …

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Traffic Police Crack Down on Pedestrian Violations, 78 Fines Issued in Tirana

Tirana Traffic Police have stepped up checks on the ground over the past 24 hours, focusing particularly on penalising pedestrians who fail to comply with traffic regulations. As a result of these checks, 78 fines have been issued to pedestrians who crossed roads at unauthorised locations or violated traffic signs …

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Albanian-American actor Nickola Shreli joins Sylvester Stallone in the new season of “Tulsa King”

Albanian-American actor, screenwriter, and director Nickola Shreli has joined the cast of the fifth season of the hit television series “Tulsa King,” alongside Hollywood icon Sylvester Stallone. The news was reported this week by American film and television industry media outlets, with Shreli among the new cast members joining the …

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“Serbian flag will fly in Prizren,” Dačić makes provocative remarks again: We defended Kosovo through war

Serbia’s Interior Minister and Deputy Prime Minister Ivica Dačić has reiterated his statements about Kosovo, claiming that the Serbian flag will once again fly in Prizren. The remarks were made during an election rally in Belgrade, where the Serbian politician also responded to criticism from former German Foreign Minister Michael …

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Shiroka-Pula: Kosovo expects strong support from Albania on its Euro-Atlantic path

President Justina Shiroka-Pula received Albania’s Ambassador to Pristina, Petrit Malaj, for a meeting. According to a statement from the Presidency, Shiroka-Pula emphasized that Kosovo and Albania should continue moving forward together and supporting one another. “She underlined that, in addition to strengthening coordination in foreign policy, Kosovo expects strong support …

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NATO’s Top Commander Unveils Plan for Victory Against Russia

The strategy draws on lessons from Ukraine, putting cheap drones, AI and rapid military strikes at the heart of NATO’s response to any Russian attack. Original post Here

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Albania and Israel sign agreement to expand bilateral cooperation

Albanian Foreign Minister Ferit Hoxha met his Israeli counterpart, Gideon Sa’ar, in Tirana and signed a General Cooperation Agreement to strengthen ties between the 2 countries. The talks also covered regional and global security challenges, including Albania’s contribution to the Board of Peace. The agreement establishes a framework for cooperation …

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PM Rama accuses violent protesters of seeking to destabilize Albania

Prime Minister Edi Rama has accused those behind violent protests of seeking to destabilize Albania and divert the country’s path toward the future. Speaking at a joint press conference with Interior Minister Ervin Demo, Rama alleged that organized crime and foreign actors stood behind the violent element of the protests. …

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Clashes spread across Tirana as protesters attack police and public buildings

Clashes between protesters and police spread across Tirana on Saturday after a student protest began outside the Ministry of Education at 2 p.m. Some demonstrators threw stones at the building and police officers, prompting police to respond with water cannons and tear gas. Protesters then moved to Skanderbeg Square and …

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EU Welcomes Return of Specialist Chambers Law to Kosovo Parliament, Expects Consultation

The European Union has welcomed Kosovo President Justina Shiroka Pula’s decision to return the Law on the Kosovo Specialist Chambers in The Hague to Parliament for reconsideration, adding that it expects to be consulted if discussions on the legislation resume. “The EU has consistently expressed deep concern about the initiative …

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DP Protesters Burn Invitations for Dialogue Outside Prime Minister’s Office, Rama Reacts

Protesters mobilized by the Democratic Party (DP) set fire to the seats placed by Prime Minister Edi Rama outside the government building as an invitation for dialogue. Prime Minister Edi Rama responded in a post on his Facebook page, accusing the Democratic Party of “urban terror.” “And here comes the …

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Euronews Broadcasts Tirana Protest Live as Police Use Water Cannons and Tear Gas

Euronews is broadcasting Saturday’s protest in Tirana live, reporting that opposition supporters and students have mobilized in the Albanian capital. According to authorities, 2,500 police officers have been deployed across the streets of Tirana. Protesters took to the streets of the capital on Saturday, as police used water cannons and …

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Health Ministry: MP, Police Officer, Media Representatives and Protesters Receive Medical Treatment

The Ministry of Health and Social Welfare has announced that an MP, a police officer, media representatives and several protesters sought medical treatment at the University Hospital Centre of Tirana (QSUT) and the University Trauma Hospital (SUT) during today’s protest. According to preliminary information, all those who received medical attention …

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Albania Signs Agreement with International Stabilization Force to Support Gaza Mission

Albania, the Board of Peace, the International Stabilization Force (ISF), and the Gaza Task Force have officially finalized a Participating State Agreement, paving the way for Albania’s involvement in the International Stabilization Force. Albania will provide additional support for security operations and operational planning capabilities for the mission in Gaza. …

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1,500 Police Officers Deployed for Protests, Water Cannon Trucks Stationed Near Prime Minister’s Office

1,500 police officers have been deployed to ensure security during the protest announced by the Democratic Party (DP), which is expected to begin at 12:00 p.m. Several water cannon trucks have also been stationed around the Prime Minister’s Office and are expected to be used against protesters if acts of …

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PM Rama: Protest Violence Carried Out by ANTIFA Radicals and Criminals Disguised as Students

Prime Minister Edi Rama, in a statement on social media, reiterated his claim that violence during recent protests in Tirana was caused by ideologically radicalized individuals, religious extremists, and people with criminal backgrounds disguised as students. Rama stressed that protesting is a right that must be guaranteed in every democratic …

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Rama: Protesters Refuse Dialogue Out of Fear of Being Branded Traitors

Prime Minister Edi Rama and Interior Minister Ervin Demo held a joint press conference this Saturday regarding the protests in the capital. Rama said that insisting on continuing protests while refusing dialogue was pointless, stressing that protesters were afraid to engage in talks for fear of being labelled traitors. “When …

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PM Rama accuses violent protesters of seeking to destabilize Albania

Prime Minister Edi Rama has accused those behind violent protests of seeking to destabilize Albania and divert the country’s path toward the future. Speaking at a joint press conference with Interior Minister Ervin Demo, Rama alleged that organized crime and foreign actors stood behind the violent element of the protests. …

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Clashes spread across Tirana as protesters attack police and public buildings

Clashes between protesters and police spread across Tirana on Saturday after a student protest began outside the Ministry of Education at 2 p.m. Some demonstrators threw stones at the building and police officers, prompting police to respond with water cannons and tear gas. Protesters then moved to Skanderbeg Square and …

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EU Welcomes Return of Specialist Chambers Law to Kosovo Parliament, Expects Consultation

The European Union has welcomed Kosovo President Justina Shiroka Pula’s decision to return the Law on the Kosovo Specialist Chambers in The Hague to Parliament for reconsideration, adding that it expects to be consulted if discussions on the legislation resume. “The EU has consistently expressed deep concern about the initiative …

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DP Protesters Burn Invitations for Dialogue Outside Prime Minister’s Office, Rama Reacts

Protesters mobilized by the Democratic Party (DP) set fire to the seats placed by Prime Minister Edi Rama outside the government building as an invitation for dialogue. Prime Minister Edi Rama responded in a post on his Facebook page, accusing the Democratic Party of “urban terror.” “And here comes the …

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Euronews Broadcasts Tirana Protest Live as Police Use Water Cannons and Tear Gas

Euronews is broadcasting Saturday’s protest in Tirana live, reporting that opposition supporters and students have mobilized in the Albanian capital. According to authorities, 2,500 police officers have been deployed across the streets of Tirana. Protesters took to the streets of the capital on Saturday, as police used water cannons and …

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Health Ministry: MP, Police Officer, Media Representatives and Protesters Receive Medical Treatment

The Ministry of Health and Social Welfare has announced that an MP, a police officer, media representatives and several protesters sought medical treatment at the University Hospital Centre of Tirana (QSUT) and the University Trauma Hospital (SUT) during today’s protest. According to preliminary information, all those who received medical attention …

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Albania Signs Agreement with International Stabilization Force to Support Gaza Mission

Albania, the Board of Peace, the International Stabilization Force (ISF), and the Gaza Task Force have officially finalized a Participating State Agreement, paving the way for Albania’s involvement in the International Stabilization Force. Albania will provide additional support for security operations and operational planning capabilities for the mission in Gaza. …

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1,500 Police Officers Deployed for Protests, Water Cannon Trucks Stationed Near Prime Minister’s Office

1,500 police officers have been deployed to ensure security during the protest announced by the Democratic Party (DP), which is expected to begin at 12:00 p.m. Several water cannon trucks have also been stationed around the Prime Minister’s Office and are expected to be used against protesters if acts of …

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PM Rama: Protest Violence Carried Out by ANTIFA Radicals and Criminals Disguised as Students

Prime Minister Edi Rama, in a statement on social media, reiterated his claim that violence during recent protests in Tirana was caused by ideologically radicalized individuals, religious extremists, and people with criminal backgrounds disguised as students. Rama stressed that protesting is a right that must be guaranteed in every democratic …

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Rama: Protesters Refuse Dialogue Out of Fear of Being Branded Traitors

Prime Minister Edi Rama and Interior Minister Ervin Demo held a joint press conference this Saturday regarding the protests in the capital. Rama said that insisting on continuing protests while refusing dialogue was pointless, stressing that protesters were afraid to engage in talks for fear of being labelled traitors. “When …