TIRANA, March 5 – Albania’s parliament approved this week the establishment of an investigative commission on the role and responsibility of state institutions in the marijuana cultivation phenomenon. According to its mandate, the commission would also look into the case
TIRANA, March 5 – Albania’s parliament discussed this week an agreement among countries in the region to establish a joint Balkan Medical Task Force, an initiative supported by the United States and Norway to help the population in times of
TIRANA, March 5 – Former Albania international Igli Tare says he is happy with Lazio in Italy’s Serie A where he ended his career as a professional striker in 2008 and has been serving as the club’s sporting director for
TIRANA, March 5 – Environmental activists held a rally in Tirana on Sunday in protest against various constructions in protected tourist areas. Their protests have now become a common sight on the Deshmoret e Kombit boulevard, but officials do not
Italian architect Stefano Boeri’s firm Stefano Boeri Architetti has unveiled plans for new three public schools which aim to increase a social value and every-day use in educational institutions in Tirana, Albania – it will possibly be a new educational
TIRANA, March 3 – The government published a project aiming to involve the Albanian diaspora in the country’s social and economic development this week, in particular by collecting aids for Albanian migrants and diaspora representatives to help the country’s economy
TIRANA, March 1 – Kalo Gallery is artistically inaugurating March by bringing the Colors and Shapes exhibition to the audience. The exhibition, which features works by Erina Bektashi, will remain open until March 12. Bektashi is an example of Kalo’s
By Sidonja Manushi During a recent top-notch, EU-related conference in Brussels, I was once again positively struck by the idealism with which EU officials in particular speak concerning the union: Its future, its values, its enlargement, its survival, its ability
TIRANA, Feb. 24 – Forestry experts have expressed concerns regarding environmental reforms, while forest degradation in Albania continues in alarming rates, according to them. In many of the municipalities in charge of forest surfaces, forestry and environmental experts have been
TIRANA, March 1 – Albania’s Francophone spring will last throughout March this year, an annual traditional event celebrating French culture in several Albanian cities. This year’s events, scheduled from March 1-30, will focus on cinema, where 12 movies seperated in
