AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoSpecial Court Under Fire: Albania’s opposition and international press-freedom groups are pushing back against new “Bani” rules limiting transparency at the Special Anti-Corruption Court, with the OSCE in Tirana saying it will review them and journalists challenging phone and media access limits. SPAK Escalates High-Profile Case: SPAK has brought fresh allegations against former Deputy PM Belinda Balluku tied to additional public procurement procedures, widening scrutiny beyond already-public infrastructure contracts. Roads & Mobility: Prime Minister Edi Rama announced a new opened section of Corridor 8 on the Elbasan–Qafë Thanë route, aimed at faster travel and improved safety. FIFA Fallout With Albania in the Mix: As Norway calls for Gianni Infantino to resign, Mexico and Argentina back him, while Albania is among European associations that withdrew support without demanding his exit. Regional Politics: North Macedonia’s DUI demands Albanian be restored on state signs at the Tabanoc border crossing, alleging legal violations. Traffic Safety: New road rules in Albania include tougher penalties for repeat drink-driving and limits for phone use while driving.
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