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Albania is going through a period of protests against the government led by Edi Rama. The prime minister has long maintained the existence of foreign interference in the internal dynamics of the country.
An explosive drone, intended to hit the Prime Minister's Office in Tirana, was neutralized two days ago: Prime Minister Edi Rama made this known today, commenting on the violent protests in the capital demanding his resignation.
According to Rama, there were "foreign hands" behind the attack, a theory supported since the start of the protests in the country. The prime minister then highlighted a post on X by Aleksandr Dugin, "Putin's ideologue", who praised the protests in Albania.
“We have a lot of information about interference in social media from foreign hands, where another one is also from Iran.”

Violent clashes during marches in various Italian cities led to 28 arrests and 197 identifications. Among those arrested were numerous minors and foreigners. The government promises firmness, while the opposition condemns the violence and denounces exploitation.

The Minister of Infrastructure and Transport Matteo Salvini has allocated 6 million euros for the restoration of 32 places of worship in 12 Italian regions, with interventions scheduled for the three-year period 2026-2028.

Infrastructure Minister Matteo Salvini has brought forward the discussion table with the road haulage acronyms to October 20th to discuss the protests against high fuel prices and speed up the release of 590 million euros for the sector.

The secretary of the Democratic Party Elly Schlein, speaking at the national assembly in Rome, reiterated the party's willingness to sit down with progressive forces to finalize a common program based on 21 points.

Italian political leaders strongly condemn the clashes and violence that occurred during street demonstrations in various cities. Prime Minister Meloni and Minister Piantedosi express solidarity with the police, while the opposition questions the emerging acronyms and rejects the accusations of the right.

Political leaders and the government strongly condemn the clashes that occurred during demonstrations in various Italian cities. Clashes linked to organized groups and calls on social media, with institutional reactions and controversies on the origin of the unrest.