Tirana Times

This Auditorium Comes With a Price Tag -Corruption in Albania’s Public Universities

Corruption remains one of Albania’s most stubborn obstacles toward development and its dream for European integration. Although the country marked its biggest historical leap in Transparency International’s Corruption Perceptions Index for the

3 weeks ago

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Culture·News·Social Issues

Pushing Against Inertia: How Harnex Is Testing the Balkans’ Appetite for Innovation

Tirana loves a good spectacle. Walk through the capital today and you are greeted by sleek new glass towers, vibrant urban spaces, and a relentless political chorus proclaiming Albania as the next

2 months ago

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News

Saudi Arabia’s Yemen Action: Between Deterrence, Diplomacy, and Regional Responsibility

The latest Saudi action in Yemen should be understood not as escalation for its own sake, but as part of a broader strategic approach that combines deterrence with diplomacy, aimed at safeguarding

6 months ago

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Doing Business 2018: Albania’s business climate deteriorates, regional competitors gain ground

Business & Economy·Premium

TIRANA, Oct. 31 – Albania lost seven places to rank 65th among 190 economies in the 2018 Doing Business report, lagging behind almost all regional competitors which made considerable progress over the

9 years ago

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Tirana conducts tests to launch public transport electric buses

Free to Read·News

TIRANA, Oct. 31 – Tirana has successfully tested the first electric bus and is on track to become one of Europe’s first capital cities to launch electric buses in a bid to

9 years ago

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Inequality gap widens as richest 10% spend 3.5 times more

Business & Economy·Premium

TIRANA, Oct. 31 – Albania’s inequality gap widened in 2016 as the richest 10 percent of households spent 2.5 times more than the overwhelming 90 percent of Albanians, an annual survey conducted

9 years ago

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Taxpayer support for PPPs set to sharply increase under controversial €1 billion project

Business & Economy·Premium

TIRANA, Oct. 30 – The cost of about a dozen public private partnerships the Albanian government has signed with private companies in the key health, waste-to-energy and customs sectors is expected to

9 years ago

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‘The Last Days of Mankind’ opens at the National Arts Gallery

Culture

TIRANA, Oct. 25 – Deborah Sengl brings her own interpretation of the work ‘the Last Days of Mankind’ by writer Kraus, at an exhibition hosted by the National Arts Gallery. Kraus himself

9 years ago

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Double Feature #7: Donika à‡ina and Hanna Hildebrand

Culture

The works of Albanian artist Donika à‡ina and Italian-born artist, Hanna Hildebrand, will be brought together through an exhibition that will remain open until Saturday, November 11th, at the Tirana Art Lab.

9 years ago

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‘Home and Abroad’ Art Exhibition

Culture

TIRANA, Oct. 20 – The exhibition titled ‘Home and Abroad’ was inaugurated on Friday, at the National History Museum, in Tirana. This exhibition comes from the joint effort of two artists’ separate

9 years ago

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‘Skampa’ International Theatre Festival returns with ‘Skampa 2017’

Culture

ELBASAN, Oct. 22 – The annual International Contemporary Theatre Festival ‘Skampa’ attracted the attention of the scenic art’s crowd with its premiering night on Sunday; an event that has now become

9 years ago

4 mins read

A doorway to the past, a lesson for the future

Features

By Sidonja Manushi In the centre of a newborn city, on the second floor of a newborn house, in 1932, physician and well-known intellectual Jani Basho was cradling a newborn boy in

9 years ago

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AIIS: The role of energy policies in economic growth and power

Business & Economy

TIRANA, Oct. 25 – Through a well-established tradition of cooperation, the Albanian Institute for International Studies (AIIS), in cooperation with the Friedrich Ebert Stiftung (FES), organized a conference on energy projects and

9 years ago

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AIIS forum: Albania, Serbia discuss new challenges ahead toward common EU future

Free to Read·News

TIRANA, Oct. 26 – Serbia civil society activists, experts and government representatives gathered in Tirana this week for a two-day forum to discuss Albania-Serbia relations towards a common future in the European

9 years ago

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Tirana Times

This Auditorium Comes With a Price Tag -Corruption in Albania’s Public Universities

Saudi Arabia’s Yemen Action: Between Deterrence, Diplomacy, and Regional Responsibility

Doing Business 2018: Albania’s business climate deteriorates, regional competitors gain ground

Tirana conducts tests to launch public transport electric buses

Inequality gap widens as richest 10% spend 3.5 times more

Taxpayer support for PPPs set to sharply increase under controversial €1 billion project

‘The Last Days of Mankind’ opens at the National Arts Gallery

Double Feature #7: Donika à‡ina and Hanna Hildebrand

‘Home and Abroad’ Art Exhibition

‘Skampa’ International Theatre Festival returns with ‘Skampa 2017’

A doorway to the past, a lesson for the future

AIIS: The role of energy policies in economic growth and power

AIIS forum: Albania, Serbia discuss new challenges ahead toward common EU future

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