Albanian prosecutors have frozen funds received by Artur Shehu for disputed land near Zvërnec, as cocaine trafficking charges emerge against him. This comes amid protests calling for Prime Minister Edi Rama to abandon the $5 billion venture.

A luxury tourism project in Albania involving Jared Kushner and Ivanka Trump is reportedly facing new obstacles after investigations into Artur Shehu, who allegedly built a property empire with forged documents, as reported by The Daily Beast.

Photos have surfaced of Artur Shehu from meetings in Aruba and Belgium, linked to a cocaine network that allegedly laundered money through luxury resorts and is also under investigation for property alienation in Zvërnec.

Jared Kushner's significant investment in Albania is facing strong backlash due to the involvement of Artur Shehu, a 60-year-old property owner with alleged ties to cocaine trafficking, in the coastal development deal.

American economist Steve Hanke has commented on the SPAK investigation into alleged land ownership fraud by Artur Shehu, linked to a $1.6 billion luxury resort project in Zvërnec, Albania.

Albanian special prosecution SPAK has launched a major operation, dismantling a structured criminal group involved in cocaine trafficking and money laundering. The operation has led to arrests, including in Greece, and the seizure of 18 villas, over 300 bank accounts, and luxury cars, with key figures reportedly in Dubai.

Albanian anti-corruption prosecutors are investigating businessman Artur Shehu for alleged money laundering and falsification of land ownership documents related to a coastal property project intended for the Trump family.