This plant is used for skin medical treatment in remote villages in Albania. Can you help me with ID please?
Your IMG-20210913-WA0007.jpg looks totally different from IMG-20210913-WA0012.jpg Are you sure, that it's the same plant? Wild guess: IMG-20210913-WA0007.jpg could be a dried Rosemary (Salvia rosmarinus). Or maybe a Helichrysum italicum microphyllum
This is certainly a tough one. I'm not very good with dried material. Ariani, does it have a smell? The flowers look distinctive, but one would have to know their dried flowers. The first two guesses that come to me are caryopteris and ageratum.
Thanks for posting that, @ariani, and for telling us what it is. Those little fruits seem quite distinctive. According to Litmus (Chrozophora tinctoria) Alternative Medicine (mtplantas.com), the common name is dyer's litmus! Wikipedia doesn't mention the word litmus on the entry for the botanical name, except in one of the references: Chrozophora tinctoria (Dyer's Litmus) : MaltaWildPlants.com - the online Flora of the Maltese Islands. I see that it's lichens that are used for the substance used in the "litmus test" for PH testing. I'm also surprised that this is a Euphorbiaceae. It's a good thing you figured this out yourself.