AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoZvërnec “Flamingo Revolution”: Thousands of Albanians kept protesting for a seventh straight day against a €1.4bn luxury resort plan tied to Jared Kushner and Ivanka Trump, with rallies in Tirana and in coastal towns like Zvërnec. Protesters say the project would damage protected wetlands and flamingo habitats near Vjosa-Narta, while they also accuse authorities of poor transparency and point to an expanding corruption/land-ownership probe. Government pushback: Prime Minister Edi Rama hit back on X, saying international coverage has exaggerated protest size and stressing there is no final approved project or construction permit yet. Diaspora joins in: Demonstrations also spread abroad, with Albanians protesting in European cities and in the US, demanding accountability and stronger protection of sensitive areas. EU spotlight: Separately, EU leaders in Montenegro backed faster Western Balkans enlargement, with proposals for quicker, more incentive-based accession steps. Travel/entry update: Ryanair warned that the EU’s Entry/Exit System (EES) could mean longer passport control queues for some passengers, including flights involving Albania.
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