AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoProtests in Tirana: Albania’s anti-government march hit day 10 as hundreds gathered in Skanderbeg Square and moved toward the Prime Minister’s Office, with chants like “Rama, leave” and “The homeland is not for sale” showing the anger has broadened beyond the original resort dispute. Kushner-linked resort row: Prime Minister Edi Rama says Sazan Island remains public property and insists the state won’t sell it, while he also vows to press ahead with the wider luxury development despite work clearing land inside protected areas. EU warning: The European Commission says it has warned Albania the project could clash with EU environmental rules, tying compliance to the country’s EU accession path. Rama vs Iran: Rama accused Iran of “hybrid war” behind the protests; Iran’s foreign ministry rejected the claims and told him to “face the music.” Crime & safety: Police arrested a man suspected of helping in the alleged abduction of a 35-year-old in Tirana; separately, search teams found two missing German tourists safe after nearly 48 hours in the remote Polis Mountains. Drugs crackdown: In Shkodër, police destroyed 7,446 cannabis plants and suspended three officers over alleged failures. Sports finance: Credins Bank and the Albanian Football Federation launched the GOOL prepaid card, strengthening their partnership.
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