Italian judge denies being ‘a Marxist’ before delivering blow to Albania migrant scheme
Matteo Salvini, the leader of the Right-wing League party and the deputy prime minister, accused the Rome court of issuing politically motivated decisions. He said the ruling was “another political sentence, not against the government, but against Italians and their safety”. He has previously called judges “communists”.
Until recently, Gjader, a small, remote village in northern Albania, was far more marked by emigration than immigration.
Unlike albinism, where there is a complete lack of melanin and the iris is red due to underlying blood vessels, leucistic ...
ROME — The Italian coast guard on Tuesday transported seven Bangladeshi and Egyptian men held in Albania to Italy after ...
A court in Rome has suspended the approval of detention orders for seven migrants who were relocated last week to a ...
The Italian government is asserting the right to return people to these countries, and this forms the base of their ...
Bird species that live in a wetland area in Albania are under threat by two luxury real estate projects — worth an estimated ...
A ship suspected of carrying a large amount of hazardous waste has docked at Albania’s main port, where prosecutors have ...
Once it was Europe’s North Korea, a cloistered communist dictatorship. But now Albania lures millions of tourists a year, ...
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