Following recent government changes, the Socialist Party Presidency is meeting today to set a date for the National Assembly, with Prime Minister Rama expected to attend.

Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama commented on a recent wave of dismissals within the government, stating they were anticipated.

A woman is suing the Albanian government for millions in damages after her voice and image were used without consent to create an AI-generated 'digital minister,' causing her shock when she saw herself in the role.

Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama's government reshuffle, which saw the dismissal of Deputy Prime Minister Belinda Balluku amidst a SPAK arrest request, has garnered attention from foreign media.

Gazment Bardhi, head of the Democratic Party Parliamentary Group, commented on the Albanian government reshuffle, stating that some names had become a concern for international partners and had compromised national security.

Albanian actress Anila Biša is seeking one million euros in damages from the Albanian government, alleging that her likeness and voice are being used for 'virtual minister' Dijela, a creation of Prime Minister Edi Rama.

On February 18, the Albanian government organized the Ministerial for Corridor VIII with the presence of state officials from Italy, North Macedonia, Bulgaria, and Romania.

Democratic Party leader Sali Berisha criticized the new Albanian government, calling new ministers members of a 'criminal group,' and commented on recent opposition protests.

The Albanian government has dismissed Insidor Rexhepi, the Director General of the General Directorate of Anti-Corruption, appointing Skerdi Tushi as his replacement.

Prime Minister Edi Rama announced a reshuffle, including the dismissal of Belinda Balluku as Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Infrastructure and Energy, following months of clashes with the judiciary and SPAK's request to lift her immunity.

Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama stated that the justice reform today is like the Albanian government of 1992, acknowledging that he knew the reform would be a long and difficult process.

Deputy Klevis Balliu accuses the Albanian government of protecting Belinda Balluku from 11 accusations of tender violations totaling 1.1 billion euros, while citizens face arrests for protests.

Analyst Edvin Kulluri has strongly accused the Albanian government of being linked to crime, claiming that "exponents of crime" have appointed police chiefs in Tirana. He stated that no previous government dared to do what Rama's government has done.

Journalist Artan Hoxha discussed recent government changes by Prime Minister Edi Rama, focusing on the dismissal of Belinda Balluku from her Deputy Prime Minister post and potential heavier accusations against her.

Sali Berisha, leader of the Democratic Party, reacted to recent government changes by Prime Minister Edi Rama, sarcastically stating that 'Lubia failed, but birthed three ministers,' implying the changes were a result of internal party issues.

Analyst Arion Sulo suggests that recent changes in the Albanian government cabinet appear to be a secret agreement between Prime Minister Rama and Belinda Balluku, designed to obscure the departure of the Deputy Prime Minister.

The General Secretary of the Freedom Party, Tedi Blushi, has criticized the Albanian government over the dramatic state of roads, with several axes blocked for a week due to poor infrastructure.