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Shkruar nga PamfletiSummary overview of key developments
Justice and public order dominated the news, with SPAK announcing charges against two former prosecutors, suspected of taking a 55,000 euro bribe to ease a security measure, in a scheme in which a businessman-realtor is suspected of playing a key role. On the political front, the opposition protest ended in violence, with the use of Molotov cocktails, which led to arrests and criminal investigations, shifting the focus from the cause to public order.
Meanwhile, the Court of Appeal tightened security measures for former officials involved in illegal legalizations in “Rana e Hedhun”, while investigations continue in the tourist areas of Shëngjin. In criminal justice, the hearing on the case of Jan Prenga was postponed, keeping one of the most serious criminal files open. Actions to free public spaces led to clashes in Vlora, with arrests after violence against officials and police.
Internationally, criminal networks involving Albanians were dismantled: a drug ring in Italy with extensions into Albania and a group of armed robbers in Belgium. In Kosovo, police seized weapons arsenals in Leposavic, raising security concerns. Outside the region, a plane crash in Texas claimed six lives, while the tech world was rocked by the death of Vincent Zampella, co-creator of “Call of Duty,” adding to the landscape of losses that transcend borders.
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