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21:44
Government
Rama tells Kathimerini he won't resign: Governments change by vote, not by Molotov cocktails
In an interview with the Greek newspaper, the prime minister said he will serve out the mandate he won in 2025 and that the 2027 budget will bring additional measures for families and students.
21:33
Government
Elona Hoxha explains anti-violence package: Up to 2 years for weapons at rallies, fines for masking
Deputy Minister Elona Hoxha explained the six legal instruments proposed by Rama, while Minister Toni Gogu noted that criminal responsibility begins at age 14.
17:54
Diplomacy
Tirana congratulates Serbia’s Student List; Begaj: The Presheva Valley’s win must bring more rights
The Foreign Ministry and the president congratulated the Albanians of the Presheva Valley, whom preliminary projections give two seats, and urged Belgrade to engage in dialogue with Kosovo.
16:16
Diplomacy
Ferit Hoxha meets EU ambassadors: Peaceful protest is a fundamental right, violence is not justified
The foreign minister briefed European diplomats on developments in the country and reaffirmed the government’s readiness for dialogue with anyone not involved in acts of violence.
13:20
Parties
Berisha: There can be no parliament under these conditions; PD will publish a “blacklist” of police officers
The PD leader said the opposition will mobilize every day in support of the students and organize national protests, while its lawmakers only make statements in committees.
11:00
Parliament
Balla after PS caucus: No Rama resignation, no snap elections; assembly law to pass by decree
The head of the Socialist caucus said dialogue with students remains open, but not with those who commit violence, and announced that the government is expected to approve the 2027 draft budget this week.