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MP Fidel Kreka reacts: A few days ago, I asked Balluku, “Who stole the 260 million euros for Qafë Plloçë–Qukës?”
Serious problems occurred this morning on the Qafë Plloçë–Qukës road, where part of the route has collapsed. A total of 260 million euros were invested in this road, and this collapse clearly shows that “shoddy work” was done here as well. Everyone reacted today to the scandal surrounding this road, and moments ago, Korçë MP Fidel Kreka also responded, posting on his official page: “A few days ago, I asked Belinda Balluku: Who stole the 260 million euros for Qafë Plloçë–Qukës
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Today is Alphabet Day, Rama: The Albanian word continues to build the history of a nation whose soul lies in its language
Prime Minister Edi Rama has extended his wishes for Alphabet Day. In a post on social media, Rama writes that this day sealed Albanian not only as a linguistic code but also as a universe of identity. He further states that the Albanian word continues to build the history of a nation whose soul lies in its language. “Happy Alphabet Day, the day that sealed Albanian not only as a linguistic code, but as a universe of identity, thought and cultures on the path toward the future
Nov 22


Suspension from duty and travel ban / Balluku faces the court
On Saturday at 09:00, Belinda Balluku will appear before the Special Court to be informed about the security measures imposed against her. Currently, Balluku faces suspension from duty and a travel ban, while two of her subordinates have been placed under house arrest. The Special Court announced the session with this official statement: “We inform you that at the Special First Instance Court for Corruption and Organized Crime, on November 22, 2025, at 09:00, a court session
Nov 21


SPAC rejects the request: Veliaj is not allowed to participate in the City Council meetings
SPAC has not approved the request from the Tirana City Council, which asked for Erion Veliaj to be physically present at the council meetings. The council had sent an official request to the Special Prosecutor’s Office for his participation in the session where the budget would be discussed. Veliaj has been in pre-trial detention since February, and has left his cell only once, on the day he attended the Constitutional Court session. This court decided to restore him to his m
Nov 20


For the first time in Albania: A acting Deputy Prime Minister is suspended
Deputy Prime Minister Belinda Balluku, who is also the Minister of Infrastructure and Energy, has been suspended from her position by a decision of the Special Anti-Corruption Court. The decision was made today by the SAC, and she has also been banned from leaving the country, according to journalist Klodiana Lala. This is the first case in Albania in which such a high-ranking government official, in this case the second in the executive branch, has been suspended from office
Nov 20


Rama reveals the categories that will benefit from salary increases, from the public administration to teachers, nurses and...
Here is the English translation: Prime Minister Edi Rama has outlined the categories that will benefit from salary increases starting next year. He said that salary increases, according to categories, will affect teachers, the public administration, police officers, doctors, and nurses. “The average salary is 850 euros. For the first time, we will introduce salary indexation every two years in the administration, to support the rise in living standards and to assist employees
Nov 19


Transferred 3 million euros from Albania to Austria. SPAC opens a new investigation into Arben Ahmetaj
Details emerge from the court session for former Deputy Prime Minister Arben Ahmetaj, who is accused of abuse of office, while SPAK has opened a new investigation into the fugitive former official. Prosecutor Elvin Gokaj requested that 14 people be questioned as witnesses, including former minister Shkëlqim Cani. The SPAK prosecutor emphasized that it has come to attention that a large sum of money, specifically 3 million euros, was transferred from Albania to an EU country,
Nov 17


Rama makes the latest decision that affects all Albanians
Prime Minister Edi Rama announced today an important project in the energy sector, stating that the government will begin installing smart electricity meters for all consumers in the country within the next year. This ambitious project is expected to be completed within the current government term. Purpose and Benefits of Smart Meters The new smart metering system aims to bring significant changes in how electricity is managed and billed across the grid. Reducing Losses Rama
Nov 16


Rama reveals when the BONUS for pensioners will start being distributed
Prime Minister Edi Rama attended a meeting with socialists, where he explained the 2026 budget for the Municipality of Tirana. Rama spoke about pensions, mentioning that 1.7 billion euros will be allocated for pensioners over the next four years. He added that the year-end bonus will be distributed at the beginning of December. He also emphasized that pension increases will continue every January until 2030. “It is essential that everyone does what is required within their ca
Nov 15


SPAC indicts the well-known mayor for abuse of public office
The Special Prosecution has taken to trial the mayor of Roskovec, Majlinda Bufi. According to the charges raised by SPAK, she is accused of the criminal offense of “Using public office for political activity.” SPAC accuses Bufi under Article 328/a/3 of the Criminal Code, “Using public office for political activity,” an offense related to exploiting local government authority for political, rather than institutional, interests, reports Timoni.al. Today, the case file was offic
Nov 14


CHARGES / Arben Ahmetaj sues the Government in Strasbourg
Former Finance Minister and Deputy Prime Minister Arben Ahmetaj has filed a lawsuit against the Albanian government at the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) in Strasbourg, accusing it of violating parliamentary immunity and the right to privacy during investigations conducted against him by SPAC. According to official documents, the complaint was filed together with his partner, Erjola Hoxha, and submitted on May 8, 2024. The case was officially communicated to the Albani
Nov 10


The counting is over, the Socialist Party (PS) secures a sweeping victory in 5 municipalities
No surprises emerged from the partial local elections held in five municipalities across the country. The Socialist Party (PS) emerged as the undisputed winner in Vlora, Berat, Cërrik, Mat, and Tepelena. The Democratic Party (PD) of Sali Berisha, which in these elections chose to hide behind independent candidates, suffered yet another defeat. Its candidates received very low results, and compared to the May 11 elections, DP has significantly shrunk in these five municipaliti
Nov 10


“I feel deeply offended…”, Kryemadhi: Why I will never visit Meta in prison
Former LSI chairwoman Monika Kryemadhi stated on the show “Kjo Javë” on News24 that she will never visit Ilir Meta in prison. She said that although she might see Meta at family celebrations, such as their children’s weddings, she is still not ready to forget what his friends and Meta himself did to her. “I wouldn’t visit Ilir Meta, and I’ve said clearly that I’ll only meet him when we marry off our children or become grandparents. I’m not ready to meet Ilir Meta, emotionally
Nov 9


Ilir Meta requests a change to his “arrest in prison” measure; the Special Court of Appeal sets the date for the hearing
The Special Court of Appeal has set November 11 as the date to review former president Ilir Meta’s request to change his security measure from “arrest in prison.” On the same date, Meta will also face his preliminary hearing. The leader of the Freedom Party is accused of corruption, concealment of assets, and money laundering charges that also include his former wife, Monika Kryemadhi, and three other individuals. “KORÇA BOOM”
Nov 6


PD paid LaCivita 1.4 million euros, Kokalari warns Berisha: You’ll spend your remaining days in prison
Activist Evi Kokalari has criticized DP leader Sali Berisha over the 1.4 million euros (1.6 million dollars) spent by the Democratic Party to pay for American consultancy services for the May 11 campaign. In a social media post, Kokalari also referenced a $6 million lobbying contract with “Continental Strategy,” signed by Flamur Noka and Carlo Trujillo, president of the American company and former chief of staff for Marco Rubio. Kokalari argues that such sums are not even spe
Nov 4


Rama: Starting in January, pensions will increase every month until the end of the mandate…
Prime Minister Edi Rama stated in a video message on social media that, starting from January of this year, pensions will increase every month beyond the annual indexation. Rama announced that the government approved the 2026 draft budget the previous night, emphasizing that this mandate will focus on raising pensions, aiming to bring the full pension to 400,000 old lek by the end of the term. “This is the most challenging part of financial policy for a state, but now that we
Nov 4


A lavish invoice revealed showing that the Democratic Party (PD) paid LaCivitas for the May 11 campaign!
Political parties in the country have submitted their income and expenditure reports for the May 11 elections to the Central Election Commission (KQZ). One report that stands out is that of the Democratic Party (PD), which hired Chris LaCivita for consultancy during the May 11 campaign. According to the official figures declared to the KQZ by the Democratic Party today, the campaign manager for PD, Chris LaCivita, was paid 139,111,686 lek for his consultancy services. The off
Nov 4


Monika Kryemadhi appears at SPAK with a new look! She doesn’t hold back on the jokes
Former leader of the Freedom Party, Monika Kryemadhi, appeared this Monday at SPAK in compliance with the court’s decision for the precautionary measure of “mandatory appearance.” What caught attention was her new look. Kryemadhi showed up with a new hairstyle, different from the one she had in recent months. After leaving SPAK, she spent a few moments with journalists, exchanging some jokes. When journalists teased her, saying she “looks like she’s adopted Justin Bieber’s ea
Nov 3


Balluku is accused of violating equality in the tender process, as SPAK investigates her actions during the development of the project funded with 18.9 billion lek
The Special Prosecution Against Corruption and Organized Crime (SPAK) has officially notified the Minister of Infrastructure and Energy, Belinda Balluku, of charges for the criminal offense of “Violation of the equality of participants in public tenders or auctions,” in collaboration, under articles 258/2 and 25 of the Penal Code. The investigation is being conducted within the framework of criminal proceeding no. 136 of 2025, merged with proceedings nos. 167 and 181 of 2024.
Oct 31


Summoned to SPAC: Bledion Nallbati clarifies the circumstances and the reason
Democratic Party MP Bledion Nallbati appeared this Monday at SPAK following a summons to be questioned regarding an incident that occurred during the election campaign on May 11. The incident involves a conflict in Bilisht, where Nallbati and his brother are suspected of having used violence against a truck driver. In a statement to the media, the MP said he was called as a person with knowledge of the event, not as a suspect. He described the incident as trivial, adding that
Oct 27
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