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Saturday, October 03, 2026
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Prime Minister Edi Rama is in Brussels to open a new chapter of EU accession talks, but his reception is more varied than the schedule suggests. While the government focuses on the intergovernmental conference, members of the diaspora have gathered in the Belgian capital to call for his departure, a reminder that domestic disputes now follow ministers across borders.
At home, the legal system is watching its own deadlines with mounting unease. The mandate for the current General Prosecutor expires in December, yet a successor has not been chosen; prosecutors say the delay is starting to look like institutional inertia. This wait coincides with a government proposal to amend the Criminal Procedure Code, a move the Prosecutors’ Association fears will protect senior officials from the very investigations they are meant to lead.
Infrastructure remains the government’s preferred subject. The Prime Minister shared progress photos of the Ura e Re and Bah''''all''''ku bridges today, demonstrating that while the legal reforms may be stalled, the concrete is at least being poured.
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Prime Minister Edi Rama is in Brussels for an intergovernmental conference between the EU and Albania, marking a step in the country's EU integration process. Simultaneously, Albanian diaspora members are protesting in Brussels, calling for Rama's resignation and new leadership.
Top Channel:
Rama Heads to Brussels for EU-Albania Intergovernmental Conference
Top Channel reveals the date for the closing of Chapter 20 with the European Union, as Rama prepares to travel to Brussels for the intergovernmental conference between the EU and Albania.
BalkanWeb:
Protesters Demand New Leadership Amidst 126 Days of Revolt
Citizens, including those from the diaspora, are protesting in Brussels, calling for the resignation of Prime Minister Edi Rama.
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A court has denied director Petri Bozo, who was involved in a fatal accident killing a 7-year-old, his request to travel to Thailand for the 'Miss Globe' event.
Shqiptarja.com:
Director who killed 7-year-old denied request to travel to Thailand
A court has denied director Petri Bozo, who was involved in a fatal accident killing a 7-year-old, a request to travel to Thailand for the 'Miss Globe' event.
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