Strong earthquake hits Albania
People gather in the street and workers begin to clear up rubble outside a University of Tirana building after a strong earthquake hit Albania, forcing residents into the street in several cities, triggering power cuts in the capital and the collapse of some buildings in a nearby village.
No deaths have been reported and some 80 people sought medical help in both Tirana and Duress, 21 of whom were hospitalized due to injuries caused by falling objects or parts of walls as well as for panic attacks, Health Minister Ogerta Manastirliu has said.
(Source: AFP)
Tens of thousands demonstrate in nationwide strike in Belgium
Russia says Ukraine attacked its infrastructure of gas pipeline to Turkey
West yet to fulfill NATO summit’s promise of arms supplies: Zelensky
Israeli media: Trump promises Netanyahu to violate nascent Gaza truce
VIDEO | Turning point: Aoun’s presidency in Lebanon
The impulse behind Iran-Russia strategic partnership
Israeli radio: Emerging Gaza ceasefire deal ‘complete failure’ for regime
VIDEO | Press TV's News Headlines
Iran says sanctions removal talks with E3 ‘constructive’; dialogue ‘to continue’
Jan. 13: ‘Axis of Resistance’ operations against Israeli occupation
Cuba files declaration to join South Africa's genocide case against Israel at ICJ
PressTV NEWSLETTER
now
This makes it easy to access the Press TV website
