Kanye West has been given the go-ahead to move forward with a performance in Albania this summer despite growing criticism tied to his past remarks. On Thursday (April 30), the country's Prime Minister Edi Rama confirmed the show in a brief social media post, citing a July 11 date in the capital, Tirana. The announcement signals a major international event for the country, even as West continues to face scrutiny in other parts of the world. The move comes as West continues to secure bookings elsewhere. Performances across Europe have been canceled in recent months, and he has faced travel restrictions in countries like the United Kingdom and Australia due to backlash over antisemitic comments and controversial content tied to his music. Critics within Albania have also voiced concern. Activists and media figures have questioned the decision to promote the event, arguing that hosting West sends the wrong message given his past statements.…