Why is this important: The Constitutional Court is set to decide Tuesday whether to proceed with a full review of Rama’s appeal. At stake is a potential precedent about whether courts can suspend sitting cabinet members—something Rama argues would dangerously shift the balance of power between state institutions.

Why is this important: The case could set a legal precedent on the limits of judicial authority over government officials. Rama claims the court’s action is not only unprecedented in Europe but also unconstitutional, asserting that such power lies exclusively with the Prime Minister, President, and Parliament.

Why is this important: The new legislation strengthens the current legal framework, aligning it with EU standards. It provides clear safeguards for employees against retaliation, including dismissal, demotion, pay cuts, or workplace harassment. The focus on procurement—highlighted as a sector with elevated corruption risk—comes amid ongoing efforts to increase transparency in the use of public and EU resources.

Why is this important: If approved, Keta would take over permanent leadership of the BKH, a key institution supporting SPAK in the fight against corruption and organized crime. The nomination marks the culmination of a competitive selection that involved physical, logic, and integrity assessments.