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Albania’s Democratic Party Chairman Sali Berisha has called on citizens, regardless of political beliefs, to come out in support of students and young people who have been protesting in Tirana for days.

In a video message published today, Berisha accused the government of excessive use of violence against protesters and invited citizens to meet tomorrow at 10:00 to join the protest.

According to him, during a week of protests, over two thousand young people, including high school students, students, and minors, have been violated, detained, or arrested.

Berisha described the situation as the return of red terror, claiming that rule forces have used rubber sticks, tear gas and rubber bullets in a disproportionate way. He said the consequences have affected not only protesters, but also journalists and residents of surrounding areas.

A week ago, over 2,000 girls, boys, high schoolers, minors, students have been severely violated, detained or arrested, and filled in the country’s detentions from Burrel’s famous prison to the Berat prison. For a week now, we have seen great disproportionate response to student self-protection against rubber sticks that break their new bones, poisonous gas that has risen like a black cloud over Tirana’s sky, and every day is drowning not only students and high schoolers, but homes and residents in Tirana. The rubber bullets in hail, with no mercy, in full violation of the law, on students, on journalists, on the citizens, and that actually cracked their skulls. Edi Rama, to save his skin, unveiled yesterday the criminal platform of red terror. Based on mercenaries, serial killers paid 2,500 euros, based on mercenaries and serial killers imported from abroad and on instruments of terror technology. But today’s protest of the thousands of assistants, professors and university professors in support of their students overturned Edi Rama’s red terror platform, Berisha stressed.

He also praised the protest of professors and professors in support of students, claiming it has failed the government’s strategy to intimidate young people.

“Students, high schoolers, young people are raised as phoenix from ashes.” They’re doing their job. Now it’s your turn, Berisha declared.

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US special envoy Steve Witzkoff and Ukrainian President Volodyy Zelensky are meeting in Oslo at a time when relations between Ukrainian leader and American President Donald Trump have deteriorated.

Norway’s Prime Minister, Jonas Gahr Støre, said Zelensky had asked Norway and neighbouring Finland to organise talks with the US and European allies, at a critical moment for Ukraine.

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio earlier dismissed allegations that Ukrainians were losing their lives because the United States was denying Kiev intelligence information.

He spoke after Zelensky’s top military adviser, Serhii Beskretnov, told him BBC-that the lack of reliable warnings from the United States, including for launching ballistic missiles, was causing life loss.

That sounds very strange, said Beskrestnov, widely known as Flach. Sometimes we get this information before the attack, sometimes not.

Relations between Kiev and Washington have deteriorated in recent weeks, to the point that Trump has declared Ukraine must elect a new president. Recently, he said it was time for someone else to negotiate on behalf of Ukraine.

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While thousands of young people in some European countries are going out on the streets to oppose high costs of living, the housing crisis and problems in education, the situation is presented differently in Switzerland.

Experts say discontent exists even among young Swiss people, but the political system and opportunities for democratic participation influence the way they express their demands.

A wave of youth protests has included several European countries, including France, Italy, Belgium, Portugal and Albania, in recent days.

According to an analysis published by the Swiss media 20 Minuteen, the question is why these protests are not taking the same size in Switzerland, it transmits Telegragraphy.

In many lands, young people are opposing the increase in cost of living, the difficulties of finding affordable housing, social inequality, and a lack of prospects for the future.

According to protest researchers, however, the causes of discontent are similar in many countries, while the way institutions organize and react.

Why do young people in Switzerland not protest in the same way?

One of the explanations relates to the Swiss political system, which enables citizens to directly influence decision-making through popular initiatives and referenda.

Politologists estimate that these mechanisms create more opportunities to express demands through institutions, without ever having to turn discontent into major protests.

The Swiss federal system also offers citizens certain levels where they can address their concerns, from municipalities and cantons to federal authorities.

However, this does not mean that young people in Switzerland are satisfied with the situation. Even in this country, issues such as housing costs, climate change, and economic prospects have promoted demonstrations and civic movements.

According to researchers quoted in Swiss media reports, economic and social problems are among the main factors that are driving young people to protest.

Rising prices, high rents and concerns about the quality of education are creating dissatisfaction with a part of the new generation.

In some countries, protests have also taken political character, with demands for change in governance and stronger reactions to corruption.

Experts warn that when institutions do not respond to citizens’ demands, the protests could expand and continue for a longer period.

Protests in Switzerland are less violent, but not necessarily more rare

According to analyses published by the Swiss media, demonstrations in Switzerland generally take place more peacefully than in some other European countries.

This relates to political culture, democratic participation opportunities and the way authorities deal with public gatherings.

However, Switzerland is not exempt from protests. In recent years demonstrations have been organized on climate, working conditions, agriculture, and international developments.

So the main difference is not necessarily a lack of discontent, but the way it expresses itself and channels through which citizens try to influence politics.

As the wave of protests continues in Europe, it remains to be seen whether youth discontent will spur new mobilizations in Switzerland as well./Telegraphy/

KFOR Commander General Roberto Vergori has met with Albanian Defence Minister Ermal Nufi.

The news has been made known by KFOR, through an announcement reportedly served to establish direct contacts following Vergor’s appointment at the helm of the peacekeeping mission in Kosovo.

During the meeting, the two officials exchanged views on co-operation and reaffirmed the common commitment to peace and international co-operation.

According to KFOR’s announcement, special attention was given to the importance of co-operation to ensure the security of all communities living in Kosovo, as well as the preservation of stability throughout the Western Balkans.

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Albanian Defence Minister Ermal Nufi welcomed the new commander of the NATO mission in Kosovo today ( KFOR, Major General Roberto Vergor, with whom he discussed the role of this mission in ensuring security and stability in Kosovo, as well as his contribution to preserving peace and stability in the region.

During the meeting, Nufi underlined the particular importance KFOR has for Albania.

) KFOR has special significance for Albania. Our continued and steadfast contribution to this #mission testifies to the particular importance we give to its mandate and role in promoting security and stability in Kosovo and throughout the region. Albania remains dedicated to its responsibilities as a committed NATO member, continuing to contribute to joint efforts for a safer, stable and co-oriented region. Very good on this warrant, Major General Vergori!

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