AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoZvërnec Coast Clash: Hundreds marched in Tirana for a second straight day to defend the protected Zvërnec area, with organizers warning Albania is “not for sale” amid fears of environmental damage tied to a luxury resort. Anti-Corruption Probe: Albania’s SPAK has opened an investigation into changes to the protected status of the Vjosa–Narta coastal wetland near Zvërnec, linked to Jared Kushner’s investment plans. Government Pushback: Prime Minister Edi Rama says Zvërnec remains a Category 5 protected area and rejects claims of wrongdoing, while protests continue over what demonstrators say is illegal or harmful construction. Parliament & Courts: The Constitutional Court rejected a request for a parliamentary inquiry into the McGonigal affair but approved an election-related inquiry committee. EU Migration Watch: EU lawmakers agreed in principle on tougher asylum rules, including “return hubs” outside the bloc, as deportations become a central political focus. EU Enlargement Signal: European Council President António Costa said the Western Balkans summit this week is meant to show enlargement is “real,” with Albania among the frontrunners.
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