AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoSPAK Under Pressure: Tirana’s anti-corruption test deepens as a US-linked luxury resort plan around Sazan Island and the Vjosa-Narta coast sparks fresh controversy, raising questions about whether Albania’s institutions can hold the line. Protests in Crisis: Anti-government demonstrations hit day 49, with protesters repeating demands including PM and government resignation and a technocratic transition—while a first “National Protest Assembly” turned into open infighting over leadership and representation. Public Safety Crackdown: Police revoked security clearances for 10 officers over integrity concerns, and launched a summer campaign against loud music. Crime and Courts: A former Durrës post office director was remanded over an alleged 69 million lekë cash disappearance, while a burglary gang linked to Mallorca raids saw two members arrested. Tourism Watch: May brought a 12.4% rise in visitors accommodated, but the tourism minister warned protests are already hurting June arrivals. Accidents & Rescue: A journalist died in a quad bike crash at Porto Novo Beach, and German tourists sent an SOS from southern Albania, prompting a rescue operation.
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