Kosovo Albanians are compensating for the lack of summer travel by booking trips to Albania for the end of November, coinciding with the national holidays on November 28 and 29. Durrës, Tirana, and Vlora are popular destinations, attracting visitors from Kosovo and the Western European diaspora, especially for the Albanian Independence Day on November 28.

Sali Berisha, after returning to the Democratic Party headquarters, accused former Interior Minister Taulant Balla of ordering murders and labeled Prime Minister Edi Rama as the biggest criminal. Berisha claimed that Rama's name frequently appears in intercepted communications, suggesting deep involvement in criminal activities. He criticized the current justice system, implying it could lead the country into civil conflict.

The Special Prosecution Against Corruption and Organized Crime (SPAK) has initiated legal proceedings against 16 former officials of the Ministry of Interior and other institutions for severe violations in public procurement procedures in 2019. Investigations revealed that these officials collaborated to favor a consortium of economic operators, breaching public procurement laws. The procurement contract, initially valued at 54,234,000 lekë, was reduced to 34,248,000 lekë due to incomplete funding, yet the contract was awarded to the favored bidder. The actions led to a financial loss for the state, with the General Directorate of State Police auditing the process for illegalities. Key individuals involved include Plarent Ndreca, Gjon Radovani, and several procurement unit members.

Ilir Meta, leader of the Partia e Lirisë, reacts to the release of Sali Berisha, expressing congratulations and emphasizing the need for 'desorosification' of Albania's justice and society, which he considers a national emergency. Meta accuses Edi Rama, George Soros, and others of corruptive intentions against Berisha, while praising the Strasbourg Court for its swift classification of Berisha's case as significant. The text reflects a right-leaning political stance, supporting Berisha and criticizing left-leaning figures.

The Special Court GJKKO decided to lift the 'house arrest' measure against Sali Berisha, despite the Special Prosecution SPAK's request to maintain it. Berisha's lawyer, Genc Gjokutaj, criticized SPAK, suggesting it mishandled the case. He emphasized that the court found no grounds for any security measure against Berisha, and the decision is immediately executable. Gjokutaj accused the process of being politically motivated, lacking legal justification.

Images have surfaced of the recent murder of businessman Eduart Reçi in Tirana, who was shot near Rruga e Elbasanit. The Tirana Police claim to have solved the case, suspecting a police officer, Shkëlqim Duka, and his brother, Florian Duka, of the crime, allegedly motivated by property disputes. Both suspects have been arrested, and various weapons and equipment were seized from their premises. Reçi was reportedly involved in a construction project that required collaboration with neighboring property owners, including the Duka brothers, with whom he had conflicts over land ownership.

A 14-year-old, identified as M.P., has been transferred to a juvenile prison in Kavajë after being accused of killing Martin Cani. The transfer followed delays caused by a private doctor who failed to provide necessary medical documentation. The prosecutor's office has charged the minor with 'Murder under qualifying circumstances' and 'Illegal possession of cold weapons.' The incident occurred during a physical altercation between teenagers near a school, resulting in the death of Cani and injuries to others. The accused was apprehended at a private hospital where he sought treatment for an accidental injury.

The euro has fallen to its lowest annual levels in the Albanian currency market, reversing a recent rise. On Friday, the euro was exchanged at 102.87 lek, marking a significant drop for the second consecutive day. This decline follows a brief surge to 104.63 lek earlier in the week, which was not sustained. The drop in the euro has also affected other currencies, with the US dollar and British pound also experiencing declines. The volatility in the Albanian currency market is attributed to its small size and susceptibility to panic, but the situation has stabilized quickly.

Strawberry farmers in Kafaraj, Fier, Albania, have formed a cooperative to enhance product quality and secure market access and state subsidies. This initiative, seen as overdue by the farmers, aims to inspire the formation of similar cooperatives among other agricultural producers. Legal improvements and certification of Albanian agricultural brands are necessary for further progress.

Blerina Bala has been voted to lead the Municipality of Himara with 16 votes in favor. The other candidate, Pervin Gjikuria, withdrew during the voting process. The meeting to appoint the new leader was held behind closed doors due to tensions, especially when Vangjel Tavo and Blendi Klosi entered the council hall. Bala expressed gratitude for the trust placed in her and emphasized the importance of cooperation to achieve the municipality's objectives, particularly in relation to the upcoming tourist season.