23:48 05/12/2022 Dhori: You are subjugating the citizens! Godfather: Urgent interpellation for 50 Lek “Tax-free prison” was the main word of the interpellation requested by the deputy of the Democratic Party, Ilda Dhori, with the minister Kumbaro. The democratic deputy claims that the taxation in this park is unfair. “I’m sure you have no studies, … Read more
21:18 24/11/2022 The marathon plenary session of the parliament is still going on. Recently, there was a debate with the deputy of the DP, Edmond Spaho and the deputy prime minister Balluku. The reason is the mention of the Balluku family. Edmond Spaho: Now one last clarification for Mrs. Belinda Balluku, the deputy prime minister. … Read more
09:22 17/11/2022 Today it is expected that the next plenary session will be held in the Assembly and a debate on European integration is scheduled. This debate is related to the EC report on Albania’s progress. “There will be a series of debates today in this plenary session, which will start with this motion, where … Read more
12:57 21/10/2022 In a conference with the media, Sali Berisha stated that the opening of the debate about the files is a witch hunt against Ilir Meta. According to him, the government is against the destruction of legal certainty. “Opening the debate on the witch hunt law against Ilir Meta. That he is an amendment … Read more
14:27 13/10/2022 Zhupa: No beach in the country meets the standards. Godfather: New criteria for vessels The deputy of the Democratic Party, Ina Zhupa, has called the Minister of Tourism and Environment Mirela Kumbaro to the interpellation for the lack of security and standards on the beaches. Zhupa mentioned the loss of life of vacationers … Read more
Our train, we were informed, would be going no farther. ‘This is owing to the absence of the driver due to circumstances beyond our control.’ After dawdling on the platform for what seemed like weeks, we were told a ‘bus replacement service’ was now available. So we trooped out of the station and on to … Read more
After Theresa May voted against a three-line whip for the first time in 24 years as an MP by joining last week’s Tory revolt against a foreign aid cut, Boris Johnson may well be tempted to agree with Ken Clarke’s notorious description of his predecessor as ‘a bloody difficult woman’. If so, he would not … Read more
Once Sir Richard Branson was finally up in space, he posted a video of himself on board his rocket plane. ‘To all you kids down there, I was once a child with a dream, looking up at the stars,’ he said. ‘Now I’m an adult in a spaceship, with lots of other wonderful adults looking … Read more
Here we go again. The BBC is getting it in the neck for paying its talent silly salaries. Or some of them. If I had a fiver for every time I’ve been involved in a BBC pay row one way or another I’d be even better off than I am already. And I’m one of … Read more
As a symbol for Brexiteers of our chances of success on the international stage after leaving the EU, it could hardly have been more totemic. Nissan’s unveiling of a £1billion factory, to be built in the North-East, is easily the most significant industrial decision taken by a multi-national company in Britain since the referendum five … Read more