Republican Congressman and head of the Helsinki Committee in the US Congress, Joe Wilson, has reacted after the escalation of the student revolt, which is in its fifth day and protesters are demanding the resignation of Prime Minister Edi Rama and the removal of his government. In a post on social media, Wilson expresses concern … Read more
During the protest in front of the Ministry of Education in Tirana, some protesters displayed objects in front of the cameras that they claim are rubber bullets used by the Police during the clashes. According to the protesters, these objects were used by the officers during the intervention to disperse the crowd. On the other … Read more
Keeping $20,000 in a U.S. Bank Account? One Protection Rule Every Family Should Know For many families living in America, building a savings account takes years of hard work. Some save for a down payment on a home. Others put money aside for their children’s education, emergencies or retirement. Imagine a family in New York … Read more
The leader of the Democratic Party, Sali Berisha, has reacted regarding the incident involving MP Klevis Balliu on Friday evening, where he was raped by several protesters and forced to pass through Lana to head to the DP headquarters. Berisha says that such acts of violence are inspired by Rama, while he has asked MPs … Read more
Sending $20,000 From America to Family Overseas? One Transfer Detail Could Cost You Hundreds A family in New York decides to send $20,000 to relatives overseas. The money is intended to help purchase property, pay for renovations or support a major family expense. The sender checks the transfer fee. It appears reasonable—perhaps only $25. But … Read more
Elisa Spiropali has reacted to an e-mail received by the addresses of members of Parliament, presenting a draft for a deep constitutional and electoral reform, as well as a no-confidence motion that envisages her taking over the leadership of the government. In a reaction to “Vizion Plus”, Spiropali denied that she was behind this e-mail, … Read more
Imagine opening your monthly mortgage statement and discovering that your payment has suddenly increased by $300. You have a fixed-rate mortgage. You have never missed a payment. And you have not borrowed any additional money. So why is your mortgage company asking for another $3,600 a year? For some American homeowners, the answer may be … Read more
Another not-so-pleasant situation was reported to have occurred yesterday, October 16, during the student protest in Tirana. Several people took advantage of the chaos created on the streets near the Ministry of Education to enter a perfume shop and take valuables. Security camera footage shows several people inside the business premises, removing perfumes and various … Read more
Imagine living and working in America while keeping some of your savings in a bank account overseas. Perhaps you have an account in Albania, Kosovo, North Macedonia, Switzerland or another country. You may use it to support relatives, save for future expenses or manage financial obligations abroad. You assume that because the money is outside … Read more
A source from the American Embassy, asked by Top Channel, responded regarding the protest taking place in the capital, calling on citizens to express their views in a legal and peaceful manner. The embassy source emphasizes to Top Channel that acts of violence are not part of civic engagement. “We call on citizens participating in … Read more