Over the last two years, 703 cases of physical conflicts between students have been identified in school premises, although the number of security officers has increased over the years.
While in democratic countries the private use of state vehicles is accompanied by resignations and apologies, in Albania officials remain silent and attack journalists who reveal abuses.
Many of the reconstructed houses in Ndroq and Zall-Herr remain empty. The spaces around them have been overgrown with grass, and residents refuse to live there due to the inadequate conditions.
After a campaign of promises for legalization, property certificates, fine forgiveness, and tourism development, the government returns to Theth with the IKMT's fadroma. Residents raise accusations of fraud and corruption.
Companies established within a single day—some entirely “phantom”, others sharing the same addresses, mostly rented apartments—with Italian owners who found willing “partners” in Albania to withdraw money on their behalf. This was the scheme devised by a network of individuals to profit millions of euros from so-called Call Center companies.
An Israeli company signed an agreement with Albania to invest in the TEDA zone, with construction expected to be completed in March next year. The project's value so far has exceeded 100 million lek.
While institutions report only two cases of exploitation of minors in five months, organizations on the ground speak of hundreds of children exposed every day to begging, forced labor, and the risk of abuse.
The building affected by the 2019 earthquake was supposed to be completed by 2023, but today the site is covered in rubble. The residents are abandoned and without a sustainable housing solution.
The battle for 11 deputies in the Shkodra district takes place between PSD aid, PS institutional control and the DP crisis, while SPAK investigates vote buying, exposing the clash between charity and the law.
Even though the population has declined by 420,000 people across the country, construction as an economic activity has expanded, primarily driven by investment in residential housing.