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We invite you to follow the Informative Edition with the main developments up to this hour of the day, where among other things we highlight:
The Democratic Party boycotted the plenary session, while the protests caused strong clashes between the majority and the new parties. Taulant Balla and Erion Braçe attacked Redi Muçi and Endri Kapri for financing their political forces, while Ervin Salianji accused Sali Berisha of serving Edi Rama with the boycott.
Meanwhile, the DP reported Prime Minister Edi Rama and Minister Blendi Gonxhe to SPAK for financing Kanye West's concert with 4.2 million euros, accusing them of abuse of office and violation of equality in tenders.
The Dutch newspaper de Volkskrant dedicated an article to the protests in Albania, where MP Marjana Koçeku stated that she left the Socialist Party for moral reasons and called for a more critical stance from the European Union towards the Albanian government.
Another political development comes from the Municipality of Tirana, where Erion Veliaj, from his cell, signed the reinstatement of Secretary General Alban Dokushi, after the court overturned his dismissal as invalid.
On the justice front, SPAK requested 7 years in prison for Fatime Kryemadhi and Ema Çoku, accused of money laundering in the "Meta-Kryemadhi" case, claiming that they do not justify hundreds of thousands of euros of wealth.
In the chronicle, new details about the murder of Eglant Koçi are revealed. The suspected perpetrator Armand Shakaj hid for 10 days in the Elbasan region, traveled by taxi and is suspected of being helped by relatives. As for the assassination attempt on Edmond Sula, investigators suspect that the execution was carried out by a hired killer.
The Shkodra court remanded 64-year-old Shtjefën Ziçi, accused of murdering his wife, in prison, while the body of mountaineer Erkin Lika was found in Klos two days later.
In Spain, authorities cracked down on a criminal organization with Albanian ties, arresting 14 people and seizing thousands of marijuana plants, drugs, cash and weapons.
Internationally, France and Germany summoned Russian ambassadors after suspected cyberattacks, while Ukraine announced it had hit 14 Russian ships in the Sea of Azov. Tensions also remain high in the Middle East, with Iran warning the US after US strikes, while China tested an intercontinental ballistic missile for the first time from a nuclear submarine in the Pacific.
In sports, the 2026 World Cup is entering the semi-finals. France remains the main favorite for the trophy, while Spain, Argentina and England are aiming for a ticket to the grand final.
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