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In Albania, the issue of salaries and justice has strained politics: Prime Minister Edi Rama attacked judges and prosecutors for not paying their dues, while opposition leader Sali Berisha joined in criticizing the Constitutional Court as “the last den of thieves.” The Albanian administration is reportedly terrorized by ministers, according to an EC document, which describes ministries as a risk to the mental health of civil servants.
On the other hand, the social situation remains worrying: 1 in 6 Albanians dies from cancer, highlighting the failure of the healthcare system.
The new draft for residence permits for foreigners provides for online applications and new checks on criminal evidence, while the competition for the Director General of the Republic Guard failed, without a candidate being selected.
Protests continue: in Velipojë, residents oppose the construction of the Ulaj resort, with one protester losing consciousness after a clash with police.
Meanwhile, in crime, Ilir Beqaraj has been sentenced to 24 years in prison for the murder of former police officer Gentjan Bejtja, aiding "Pole Qorri" in the execution.
On the international stage, tensions are rising: Iran appears to be provoking the US, while sex is used as a political weapon within Epstein's network and Moscow's schemes, with VIP names globally implicated.
Meanwhile in Italy, two days before the Winter Olympics, authorities have put around 6,000 forces on standby for security and the opening ceremony in Milan.
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