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- Albanian police use rubber bullets as protests against Prime Minister Rama escalate
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Albanian police employed rubber bullets during clashes with protesters in Tirana, marking a decisive escalation in five days of unrest demanding Prime Minister Edi Rama’s resignation. The demonstrations have been intensified by student involvement, highlighting grievances over education costs and government corruption. Authorities reported numerous injuries and arrests.
A man and woman have been charged in connection with a suspected arson attack in Waterford that resulted in the deaths of four family members.
Tirana is set to see a transformation with the proposed Tirana Fountain Plaza, a cloud-shaped skyscraper featuring residential, commercial, and cultural spaces.
Russian women are marrying soldiers to secure substantial death benefits amid the ongoing conflict in Ukraine, a practice that has drawn scrutiny from the Kremlin.
The Korea Football Association has issued an apology following allegations that it provided “sexual services” to foreign referees during international matches from 2011 to 2012. A report by JTBC cited a 2016 investigation revealing inappropriate entertainment on several occasions, prompting increased scrutiny of the KFA.
A 12-year-old boy in Firminopolis, Brazil, survived being hit by a lorry, sustaining only minor injuries, while receiving roadside assistance from witnesses.
Abelardo de la Espriella was sworn in as Colombia’s president, succeeding Gustavo Petro, and signalled a shift towards a tougher stance on armed groups. The new leader has pledged to cut government spending by 40% and reshape the approach to narco-terrorism, claiming dialogue options are exhausted.
Fear is rising over a potential mutation of the Ebola virus as cases surge in the Democratic Republic of Congo, where over 1,800 deaths have been reported.
Tennessee’s recent primaries reflected the impact of redistricting, with incumbent Representative Andy Ogles ousted in District 5 and significant changes in District 9, now leaning Republican. Senator Marsha Blackburn secured the Republican nomination for governor, aiming to succeed Bill Lee in the upcoming election.
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