AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoTragedy in Shkodër: A 24-year-old mother and her two young children were killed in a house fire in Domen; investigators suspect a gas cylinder explosion as the blaze spread fast and firefighters struggled to reach the remote site. Anti-corruption crackdown: Albania’s Special Court approved SPAK asset confiscations tied to an alleged international drug trafficking network, including homes, vehicles and bank accounts. Protest and politics: Opposition parties got 64% of political TV airtime in June, while Rama rejected autocracy claims; meanwhile, the “Mother Liza” protest narrative keeps fueling tensions around the government. US loan challenge: The Democratic Party asked the Constitutional Court to overturn Albania’s €302m US military loan approval, arguing MPs lacked time and full documents. Economy and currency: The lek’s sharp strengthening is being linked to euro inflows from tourism, investment and remittances, while officials cite solid growth targets. Energy update: Electricity distribution losses fell to 15.9%, the lowest for the January–June period. Environment and tourism row: Environmental groups warn early work on the Trump-linked Zvërnec/Narta resort has harmed protected habitats, as protests continue. Wildfire alert: Civil Protection warns rising temperatures will increase wildfire risk nationwide.
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