15:49 16/03/2023 Spiropali: Crime watchers, your judge’s prosecutors Sali Berisha spoke about political interference in the replacement of the measure from “prison arrest” to “house arrest” that the black squads gave to Fatjon Murat, the owner of the bar in Don Bosko, where as a result of an assassination a few days ago she was … Read more
15:48 21/02/2023 The review of the proposals in the Law Commission begins A few months after 4 out of 5 initiatives were filed for the files of former employees of the State Security, the review by the Law Commission has begun. Socialists propose changes to two laws, that of decriminalization and political parties. In the … Read more
19:20 29/10/2022 Even this week, the local elections of May 14 were in the focus of politics. The opposition signed the agreement for joint candidates while also announcing the national protest on November 12. While Prime Minister Rama, after his visit to Israel, received in a meeting in Tirana, the President of the European Commission, … Read more
23:03 22/09/2022 At the end of the interview in “Opinion”, journalist Blendi Fevziu asked Prime Minister Edi Rama regarding his statements given time and time again that “it does not depend on politics and there comes a moment when he must leave politics”, whether he this moment has come for him. Prime Minister Rama responded … Read more
The Met Gala is coming back. Actually, twice, and it is likely to be the wokest event in memory as the event’s fashion designers are set to explore themes including American politics and identity. The Metropolitan Museum of Art announced Monday that the annual high-wattage celebration of both fashion and celebrity – canceled last year … Read more
Edwina Currie and I were walking from the green room into the studio for a live On The Record interview. I mentioned the name of the prime minister. She stopped dead, fixed me with her most scornful look, spat out ‘John Major is a c***’ and walked on. I can describe that brief exchange today … Read more
A student who was banned from Aberdeen University’s union for saying ‘Rule Britannia’ during a British army debate has now been kicked out of the politics society. Elizabeth Heverin, 19, was told she had used ‘discriminatory or racist language’ after quoting the historic anthem during an online student council meeting last month. Her comment prompted a … Read more
He was a household name during the 2000s, known for his work as a Channel V presenter and co-host on Australian Idol with Osher ‘Andrew G’ Günsberg. But these days James Mathison lives a much quieter, low key life away from the spotlight. Now aged 42, the TV presenter is based in Sydney and is … Read more
This was the week that the EU utterly lost its head. To the incredulity of its health chiefs, and the horror of its friends overseas, it has dragged its vaccine policy to the level of the Kindergarten. On the one hand, we’ve seen member states ban the export of the Oxford/AstraZeneca vaccine and threatening legal … Read more
Nigel Farage is set to rake in up to £60,000 a year after signing up to flog personalised greetings videos – just days after he said he was quitting politics. For just £63.75 a pop, the leading Brexiteer will be wishing fans a happy birthday and congratulating newlyweds through the online message platform Cameo. It … Read more