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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 Transparency International report has identified Albania with 42 points in the Corruption Perceptions Index, raising concerns about public tenders, political influence on justice and the lack of transparency in asset declaration.
In the Assembly, the plenary session was accompanied by political debates and the failure of three interpellations, while the opposition and the majority clashed over various issues, including agriculture and fiscal policies.
Prime Minister Rama conducted a working visit to Italy and Spain, where he met with Giorgia Meloni and Pedro Sanchez, while the EU reminded Albania of the importance of strengthening institutions and chapters of the "foundations" in the integration process.
In domestic politics, clashes between the majority and the opposition continued, with accusations of corruption, management of agricultural funds, and developments in the IPARD file, where SPAK has begun communicating the accusations.
In the justice sector, investigations continue into sensational cases such as "January 21", "Golden Bullet", the kidnapping of a businessman, and call center schemes that are suspected of defrauding European citizens of millions of euros.
In other events, the cause of the fire in the 12-story building is revealed and a family tragedy shakes Malisheva, while in Greece, investigations continue into the death of a 19-year-old Albanian woman, with the painful testimony of the victim's father.
In the economy, the IMF has lowered its growth forecasts for Albania to 3.4%, also warning of rising inflation and global uncertainty.
Meanwhile, urban transportation has returned to normal after agreements with the government, while in the international arena new developments are being reported in Hormuz between the US and Iran.
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