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Kurti and Abdixhiku express willingness to continue talks on an agreement

The leader of the ruling Vetevendosje Movement party, acting Prime Minister Albin Kurti, and the leader of the Democratic League of Kosovo (LDK), Lumir Abdixhi...

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When the client gives you a red card

When a business owner decides to enter into public debate, to belittle or insult protesters, he cannot expect to quietly go back behind the counter and say: politics is politics, business is business.

22:23 Lutfi Dervishi

Rama reacts to the "reviews": Shame on all Albanians from the protest hostage-takers

Prime Minister Edi Rama has reacted to the reduction in "likes" for some Albanian businesses. Rama links this act to protest, which he says has now been taken ...

21:45

Italian media: Kanye West's controversial concert, Rama in trouble again

The idea of attracting foreign tourists has turned into a semi-disaster, at a difficult time for Prime Minister Edi Rama.

21:10

Berisha releases VIDEO of Rama at NATO: When you become a clown, even that much is enough

The leader of the Democratic Party, Sali Berisha, has ironized Prime Minister Rama's stance during the NATO summit in Turkey. Through a post on the social netw...

20:38

Turkish media: Why did Rama change his sneakers for the meeting with Erdogan?

Turkish media have paid attention to a detail from Prime Minister Edi Rama's meeting with the President of Turkey held on Thursday in Ankara. The media h...

20:31

Andi Bushati: Why did Rama's campaign against oligarchs arouse fear?

The “Flamingo Revolution” shook society’s way of thinking. Today, being one of the people who benefits from the autocrat is no longer seen as an honorable man, but risks becoming a hated character. This was proven by the wave of reaction against the millionaires of Rama’s court.

14:15 Andi Bushati

Murder of businessman Besnik Hida in Lushnja, SPAK closes investigations and sends file for trial

SPAK concludes the investigation into the murder of merchant Besnik Hida, an event recorded in 2019 in Lushnja. The Special Prosecution has requested the trial...

10:53

They practiced banking activity without a license, the Berat Prosecutor's Office requests security measures for 11 people

The Prosecutor's Office at the Court of First Instance of General Jurisdiction, Berat requested the security measures 'House arrest' and 'Obligation to report ...

10:23

Vocational education, 18% of graduates neither in work nor in school, 63% employed

More than six in ten young people who graduated from vocational schools in 2024 are employed, while the unemployment rate increased compared to 2023, according...

10:10

Protest against the government enters its 33rd day/ At 10:00 rally in front of the Parliament, in the evening in front of the Prime Minister's Office

Lapsi.al 2026-07-02 07:50:00

Protests against Prime Minister Edi Rama and his government are set to continue on Thursday, with protesters planning two separate demonstrations. The first will take place at 10:00 a.m. outside Parliament, coinciding with the plenary session, while the second, marking the 33rd consecutive day of protests, is scheduled for 7:00 p.m. The evening rally will begin at Skanderbeg Square before marching to the Prime Minister's Office. Organizers have reiterated that their primary demand is the resignation of Prime Minister Edi Rama, stating that the demonstrations will continue until this objective is achieved. They have also called on citizens from across Albania, as well as members of the Albanian diaspora, to join the protests.

One of the most notable moments during Wednesday evening's demonstration was the unveiling of an improvised bust, which protesters used to convey the message that Prime Minister Rama would meet the same fate as former communist dictator Enver Hoxha.

Protest against the government enters its 33rd day/ At 10:00 rally in front of

After marching through the streets of Tirana for about an hour, protesters concluded the rally by announcing a new demonstration outside Parliament on Thursday. Once again, participants chanted anti-government slogans, including "Rama, resign," "Revolution," "Albania wants revolution," and "Rama to prison." Humorous and ironic placards, many inspired by viral social media memes, have also become one of the defining features of the ongoing protest movement.

Protest against the government enters its 33rd day/ At 10:00 rally in front of

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MEPs denounce: We were not allowed to see the Gjadri camp

A European Parliament delegation denounced obstacles and lack of transparency during a visit to Italian migrant centers in Albania. Controversies have grown over the model of migrants abroad promoted by the Italian government.