Albania

An FBI investigation indicates Iranian state cyber actors acquired initial access to the victim’s network approximately 14 months before launching the [July] destructive cyber attack, says the official report released yesterday

Experts have expressed dismay after Prime Minister Edi Rama on Wednesday raised the possibility of again allowing online gambling, saying the move would be harmful and regressive

Farmers growing wheat on their land will receive €256 per hectare in an attempt to stimulate local production in response to rising prices that have even caused bakeries to close down

Andrzej Izdebski, a notorious arms dealer involved in a scandal-tainted procurement of medical ventilators in Poland, died unexpectedly in Tirana; oddities surrounding the death sparked speculation it had been staged

Mass protests rocked the capital this week, with thousands of people taking to the streets to demand the resignation of Socialist Party Prime Minister Edi Rama and his government

PM loudly expressed his disappointment with the accession process, the EU's "impotence" and Bulgaria's veto over Skopje and de facto Tirana, calling the way the EU works "obsolete"

The ruling Albanian party will vote on the resolution on the Srebrenica genocide after the previous rejection generated much outrage

The European Court of Human Rights has found the government guilty of segregating Roma and Egyptian children in a school in Korca, in the south of the country, in violation of the European Convention on Human Rights, in a case filed by Roma Rights Centre