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Ministers urged to deport Albanians gaming UK's asylum system - Vimarsana News

Ministers urged to deport Albanians gaming UK's asylum system

Albanian nationals accounted for almost a third of all potential victims, making up 1,452 of the total number.

Chilling moment Albanian rapper smashes TV screen showing Suella Braverman speech - Vimarsana News

Chilling moment Albanian rapper smashes TV screen showing Suella Braverman speech

London-based artist OG Merks, real name Bledar Ramaj, mocks a speech by the Home Secretary during the clip on YouTube for his song 'Marco From Tropoja'.

Albanian rapper who smashed TV screen insists he was 'expressing himself through his music' - Vimarsana News

Albanian rapper who smashed TV screen insists he was 'expressing himself through his music'

London-based OG Merks, real name Bledar Ramaj, 34, derided a speech by Home Secretary Suella Braverman during a music video on YouTube for his song 'Marco From Tropoja'.

Albania calls for amnesty for 'honest' citizens in the UK illegally - Vimarsana News

Albania calls for amnesty for 'honest' citizens in the UK illegally

LONDON: Albania has called for an amnesty for its “honest” citizens living in the UK without visas as part of the agreement to tackle people-smuggling gangs and illegal migration, the Sunday Telegraph has reported. Bledar Cuci, the Albanian interior minister, met his British counterpart Suella Braverman during a visit to the UK with Prime Minister Edi Rama this week. He stated

Albanian ministers 'say their countrymen are gaming the system' - Vimarsana News

Albanian ministers 'say their countrymen are gaming the system'

A delegation from the Albanian capital yesterday backed Prime Minister Rishi Sunak's legislation to tackle the Channel crisis and admitted migrants had been 'gaming the system'.