Oh, really? So now you suddenly care about the Albanian people? The same Albanian people whose institutions, public services and digital infrastructure were the target of a cyberterror campaign that aimed to cripple an entire country, and which international investigations have traced back to actors linked to and supported by your regime. We know those fingerprints all too well. We know the methods. We know the threats. And we know that what has driven your hostility toward Albania has never been Zionism, nor any other convenient slogan of your despicable propaganda. It is your hostility toward freedom itself. You cannot forgive Albania for doing what Albanians do: opening their doors to people fleeing persecution. You cannot forgive Albania for giving shelter to Iranian men and women whom you sought to silence through intimidation, imprisonment and death simply because they dare to think differently, speak differently or dream differently. But we are Albanians. We do not abandon people who knock on our door seeking protection from oppression. We did not do so when Jews fleeing Nazi persecution needed refuge. We became the only country in Europe with more Jews after World War II than before it. And we will not let down the Iranians who seek safety from intimidation, persecution or assassination. Nor will we yield to your desperate and relentless cyberattacks. After your major assault, we built a resilient, state-of-the-art cyber shield that has made Albania far stronger and far better prepared to confront your desperate cyberattacks that continue with no success. You are free to use the privileges of open societies to spread your false narratives, your shameless accusations and your brutal threats. But as we Albanians learned from fifty years of darkness under our atheocratic dictatorship, propaganda can conceal the truth, distort the truth and postpone the truth, but it can never bury the truth not even under the weight of a medieval theocracy like yours. Your regime can hack networks, imprison critics, censor voices, threaten opponents, bully neighbours and manufacture endless excuses for its failures. But it cannot escape reality forever. Regimes built on fear, censorship, repression and the crushing of dissent may endure for a time, but history is merciless toward those who wage war against their own people's freedom and prosperity. The Iranian people deserve freedom. They deserve dignity. They deserve the right to speak without fear. And Albania will never apologize, never retreat and never be intimidated for standing on the side of those values. So keep manipulating and deceiving whoever in the colourful West is willing to fall for your falsehoods. But you will never make Albanians enemies of peoples - whether Jews, Arabs or Americans. Because what they share, and what you fear, is the very things you have denied your own nation for far too long: Great hopes, big dreams and the determination to live free, to seek peace and to relentlessly build prosperity🇦🇱🤝🇮🇱🤝🇦🇪🤝🇶🇦🤝🇸🇦🤝🇺🇸

Albanien dreht durch, weil Israel ein Tor geschossen hat. Aber nicht nur ein paar wenige, sondern wirklich das komplette Land. Was ist los mit diesen Typen?😵‍💫 #ALBISR

How pathetic that Americans sit idle while Israel rapes us but Albanians gather together like warriors

Wenn man zur TSG 1899 Hoffenheim wechselt, wird man übrigens per Vertragsklausel automatisch Tscheche

🚨🔴 FC Bayern official statement on Noussair Mazraoui and pro-Palestine repost. FC Bayern München had a detailed and clarifying conversation with Noussair Mazraoui this week. The reason for the debate was Mazraoui's Instagram posts in connection with the terror against Israel almost two weeks ago, which led to irritation and criticism.   “Noussair Mazraoui has credibly assured us that, as a peace-loving person, he resolutely rejects terror and war. He regrets if his posts have caused irritation,” says Jan-Christian Dreesen, CEO of FC Bayern, and explains: “FC Bayern condemns Hamas’ attack on Israel.” - “In addition,” explains Noussair Mazraoui, “I condemn every kind of terrorism and every terrorist organization.”  FC Bayern and Noussair Mazraoui resolutely oppose the transfer of the Middle East conflict and its violence to Germany, which is committed to peace. Hatred and violence of any kind have no place in Germany's political culture.  FC Bayern stands on the side of the Jewish community in Germany and on the side of Israel; nothing justifies the murder of children and families.    FC Bayern is convinced that football should develop its power of balancing between different cultures, especially in the most difficult moments. Noussair Mazraoui will remain in the FC Bayern squad, but is currently out due to an injury he sustained during an international match with the Moroccan national team.

🇷🇸 A protest demanding Serbia to withdraw from Eurovision 2026 over Israel's participation and not air the contest took place outside Belgrade's RTS headquarters yesterday. "A Eurovision without Israel would mean defending the ideals that this event proclaims."

Rexhep Qosja, one of the most prominent Albanian writers, literary critics, and intellectuals of the modern era, has passed away today in Prishtina. The Parliaments of Kosovo and Albania observed a moment of silence in his honor.

🇦🇱🕌 Albanian muslims in Switzerland have allocated 15 million Swiss francs in donations to build a modern mosque in the city of St. Gallen.

People in the comments are upset that the results show Türkiye is more religious than many expected, and are dismissing a credible scientific survey as propaganda. In the world of survey science I imagine this would be called “cope”

When you realize Kosovo didn’t qualify for the World Cup and Sweden did… 😳

Julian Nagelsmann was annoyed when asked about Deniz Undav again at the press conference after the game • How did you see Undav's performance and goal? And what did you make of his statement that his [substitute] role might change if he keeps on scoring goals? Nagelsmann: "He put himself under pressure with his statements, so it's okay for me. As soon as he starts scoring less goals... He's simply putting himself under pressure. If he can handle that, then it's very good. I didn't think his performance was good until the goal. I believe he only touched the ball once before scoring. But that's also what makes him a top striker, to be at the right time where the ball is. He did well with the goal. But I'm not sure if he would have been able to make that same move had he been running around for 70 minutes before. We'll play in 42 degrees in the summer, which can be exhausting for him. He did that move because he was fresh. We'll need some game-changers [off the bench] in the summer to decide games. We'll not always be able to decide games in the first 60 minutes. That's his task and his role. Enough has been said about this Deniz Undav saga that's been dragging on for 7 days now"

this scholar is speaking about the interplay of race and religion in the balkans here without quite knowing it

Cubana y se llama Marxlenin, sí.ñ, como lo lees.