As Edi Rama sought to attract attention with spectacle at the NATO summit, Bloomberg reports that Albania risks losing the hosting of the next summit due to low defense spending.

As if to refute Edi Rama, who promised that no work will be done in Zvërnec until the environmental analysis is completed, the New York Times analyzed satellite images and today showed the damage that the luxury resort of Kushner&Co. could cause to fragile natural habitats. Lapsi.al brings the video and article of The New York Times.

The Prime Minister has rejected a statement by the Minister of Finance who had stated that zero lek would be spent from the state budget for the concert.

The Sunday Times is writing a lengthy piece on the planning documents for Ivanka Trump's $5 billion luxury project, which it has uncovered, as protests against it turn into a political crisis.

In one month, Rama has managed to gather more hatred around himself than anyone else, which was seen in the symbolism that erupted on the 35th day of the protest.

After 18 months of protests, Vučić announced his resignation and early elections, a move that international media sees as a maneuver to maintain power, but also as a sign that political pressure forced him to move.

From the podium to the backstage, dozens of women and girls have taken on key roles in coordinating, communicating, and building the public identity of the “Flamingo Revolution” – the largest marathon protest of the last three decades.

Euronews: Albania risks missing the NATO summit in 2027 due to insufficient defense spending.

The autocrat's predicament in Tirana makes even the Paris effect zero. Many of Rama's brothers have proven that syringes from abroad are no salvation when political death comes.