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Shkruar nga PamfletiPamphlet, news edition, 6:00 p.m.
Political developments and serious events dominate the evening edition. The opposition begins its weekly rostrum in front of the Prime Minister's Office, while the Special Court postpones the hearing for the former President, scheduling it precisely on the day of the opposition's national protest, a decision that has prompted strong political reactions.
In the socialist camp, Erion Veliaj holds Prime Minister Edi Rama accountable for interference in the Municipality of Tirana through Ogerta Manastirliu, while the Socialist Party holds its first meeting after Belinda Balluku's return to office. In parallel, Sali Berisha appears in SPAK, publicly attacks Altin Dumani, but avoids any reference to the new leader Klodjan Braho.
Political clashes continue over the Ombudsman issue, with the opposition and the majority exchanging accusations in Parliament. Meanwhile, attention remains on the serious incident in Llogara, where authorities are investigating the circumstances and initial suspicions from the scene.
In the region, political tensions are rising in Kosovo after President Vjosa Osmani's visit to Mitrovica. On the international front, new analyses are coming on the tragic event in Australia and how the attack by father and son was organized, as well as the latest developments from the peace talks in Ukraine, which have been closed, while world leaders have been invited to an official dinner in Berlin tonight.
The edition also brings the latest news from sports, where FIFA has announced the two candidates for the Best Player of the Year award.
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