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- 1Anti-corruption protests reach day 119 in Tirana●Day 119 of anti-corruption protest in Tirana, Albania # Albania # Corruption # Balkans # Europe # FlamingoRevolution # P
Protesters in Tirana, Albania have marked the 119th consecutive day of demonstrations against government corruption, part of a movement dubbed the Flamingo Revolution. The sustained mobilisation, among the longest-running in the Balkans recently, keeps pressure on Albanian authorities over corruption concerns and continues to draw attention across Europe.
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YouTuber Flamingo has released a video playing a Roblox game he describes as the easiest ever, and it is drawing big attention with well over a million likes. The clip follows his usual comedic style of testing simple or absurd Roblox games, and viewers are sharing and reacting to how effortless the gameplay turns out to be.
- 3Protected Greek wetland near Thessaloniki dries up●# Greece Protected wetland once sustained fish, flamingos and tourism near Thessaloniki Cracked lakebed now holds only s
A protected wetland near Thessaloniki, Greece, once home to fish, flamingos and a small tourism economy, has largely dried up, with cracked lakebed now holding only shallow pools and scattered reeds. Scientists point to a hotter climate and excessive water extraction for irrigation, and the near-disappearance of the lake is drawing concern as an example of climate and water-management pressures in the region.
- 4Greece's Koroneia Lake dries up amid drought▼** #Greece ’s vanishing lake exposes rapid impact of #ClimateChange ** > Before #drought took hold, Koroneia Lake in nor
Koroneia Lake in northern Greece, once a protected wetland that sheltered thousands of migratory and water birds including flamingos, has largely vanished as drought takes hold. The dried lakebed has become a symbol of how rapidly climate change is altering Greek ecosystems, drawing attention to water scarcity and biodiversity loss in the region.
- 5Russia and Ukraine now both deploy ballistic missiles●Both Russia and Ukraine now deploy ballistic missiles | Ukraine Brief https:// video.echelon.pl/w/8PVtPYCXzjt pcELKqaryv
Russia and Ukraine are both using ballistic missiles in the war, according to a Ukraine Brief update. Ukraine has developed its own strike capabilities, including weapons like the domestically produced Flamingo missile, while Russia continues large-scale ballistic attacks on Ukrainian cities. The development marks an escalation in the range and lethality of weapons available to both sides.
- 6Albania protests reach day 124 as citizens return to the square●"LIVE | Day 124 of the uprising against the government; citizens back in the square" 🔴LIVE | Sot dita e 124 e revoltës k
Anti-government protests in Albania have entered their 124th day, with demonstrators gathering again in the square against corruption under the banner of the Flamingo Revolution. Livestreamed coverage shows citizens continuing their daily mobilisation despite months of demonstrations, making the movement one of the longest-running protest campaigns in the Balkans and drawing attention across Europe.
- 7Flamingo missile leaves Russia with no safe rear area●Flamingo leaves Russia with no safe rear area -- FirePoint CEO Russia no longer has a safe rear area where it could hide
FirePoint CEO says Ukraine's long-range Flamingo missiles mean Russia no longer has a safe rear area to hide elements of its military machine. The claim highlights the growing reach of Ukrainian strikes deep behind the front line and is drawing attention as Kyiv develops domestically produced long-range weapons.
- 8Anti-corruption protests in Tirana reach day 122●Day 122 of anti-corruption protest in Tirana, Albania # FlamingoRevolution # Albania # Corruption # Balkans # Europe # P
Demonstrators in Tirana, Albania have been holding anti-corruption protests for 122 consecutive days, under the banner of the so-called Flamingo Revolution. The movement is demanding action against corruption, drawing attention across the Balkans and wider Europe. Observers are watching how long the government can withstand sustained pressure from the protests.