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Editorial: Worrying scenarios on the horizon for Albania

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Looking to solve the ongoing political crisis in Albania, some high level international representatives visiting from both European members states and the United States are making last resort attempts to find a compromise between the two sides, keeping a flicker of hope alive to bring back some semblance of normalcy to the situation. The resolve of the internationals to keep pushing is commendable. It comes in the face of the harshest and most vocal rebuttal they have ever witnessed in Albania while attempting to broker dialogue and resolve gridlocks. However, most signs would indicate that Albania for the first time…

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