Vlora Hyseni, the former head of Albania's intelligence service (SHISH), has surrendered to authorities after being placed under house arrest as part of an investigation into the AKSHI affair and allegations of leaking state secrets. Prime Minister Edi Rama and President Bajram Begaj have officially dismissed her from her post. Further investigations are underway, with concerns raised about national security and calls from European Democrats for an unimpeded probe.

Top Channel: Vlora Hyseni surrenders after house arrest; Rama dismisses her from SHISH…

Vlora Hyseni, former head of Albania's intelligence service (SHISH), has surrendered following a house arrest order. Prime Minister Rama has dismissed her from her post, and President Begaj has decreed the decision, indicating a significant political and legal development in Albania.

Shqiptarja.com: Agasi's Company, Set to Absorb AKSHI Funds, Was Founded 48 Hours Before…

A company owned by Ergys Agasi was established just two days before Vlora Hyseni's proposed appointment as head of SHISH, and both are now under SPAK investigation for tenders related to AKSHI.

Reporter.al: Who is Vlora Hyseni, the Head of SHISH Under Investigation in the AKSHI Case?

Vlora Hyseni, the head of Albania's intelligence service (SHISH), is reportedly under investigation in connection with the AKSHI case.

Reporter.al: Head of Secret Service Vlora Hyseni Under House Arrest for AKSHI Affair

The head of the secret service, Vlora Hyseni, has been placed under house arrest as part of an investigation into the AKSHI affair.

Shqiptarja.com: Investigations into Agasi / SHISH Chief Surrenders in Kosovo, Authorities…

Following investigations into Agasi, the head of SHISH has surrendered in Kosovo and is being escorted by authorities to serve house arrest.

BalkanWeb: Albanian Intelligence Chief's Probe: European Democrats Demand Uninterfered…

European Democrats have called for an investigation into accusations against the head of SHISH (Albanian Intelligence Service) to proceed without interference, emphasizing the need for strong institutions in Albania.

BalkanWeb: GJKKO Orders House Arrest: Vlora Hyseni Leaked State Secrets; OCCRP Reports…

Vlora Hyseni has been placed under house arrest for allegedly leaking state secrets, with OCCRP reporting that she led a NATO commission in 2025.

BalkanWeb: 'Interceptions in Ergy's Office...'/ BIRN: Accusations Against SHISH Chief…

According to BIRN, accusations against the chief of SHISH raise concerns about Albania's national security, suggesting potential 'interceptions' within his office.

Anti-government protests persist in Albania, with 116 individuals demonstrating in Tirana to demand the resignation of Prime Minister Edi Rama. The ongoing protests raise questions about their potential impact on the European Union's assessment of the country.

BalkanWeb: Protest in Tirana: 'Rama Resigns!' as 116 Protesters Revolt Against Government

A protest involving 116 individuals took place in Tirana, with demonstrators demanding Prime Minister Rama's resignation and expressing revolt against the government, leading to widespread unrest.

Reporter.al: Will Protests Affect the EU's Assessment of Albania?

A question is raised about whether ongoing protests in Albania will influence the European Union's evaluation of the country.

A significant fire has broken out in Lalzit Bay, prompting an air intervention to combat the blaze, with dozens of firefighters actively engaged on the ground.

Top Channel: Fire in Lalzit Bay, air intervention begins with dozens of firefighters

An intervention from the air has commenced to combat a fire in Lalzit Bay, with dozens of firefighters actively working on the ground, indicating a significant emergency response.

Two individuals have been apprehended near the border with Greece for illegally transporting six migrants in their vehicles, highlighting ongoing efforts to control irregular migration.

Top Channel: Two arrested near Greek border with 6 migrants in their cars

Two individuals were apprehended near the border with Greece for illegally transporting six migrants in their vehicles, indicating ongoing efforts to control irregular migration.

A report indicates that 8% of Albanians struggle to afford follow-up medical examinations, placing the country second highest in Europe for this issue. Separately, a 26-year-old man was arrested in Mamurras after two months of surveillance, with 338 doses of drugs found.

Shqiptarja.com: Health Costs, 8% of Albanians Cannot Afford Second Examinations, Second…

A significant portion of Albanians, 8%, struggle to afford follow-up medical examinations, placing the country second highest in Europe for this issue.

Shqiptarja.com: Under Surveillance for 2 Months, 26-Year-Old Arrested in Mamurras! Found with…

A 26-year-old man was arrested in Mamurras after being under surveillance for two months, during which 338 doses of drugs, some with high THC content, were found.