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

9 mins read

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

4 mins read

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

7 months ago

7 mins read

BoA: Protracted political tension to reduce growth forecast

Business & Economy

TIRANA, May 3 – Albania’s central bank says the political deadlock in the run-up to the June 17 general elections has not had any major impact on the country’s economy but its

9 years ago

4 mins read

Harvard University: Poor production knowhow holds back Albania’s growth

Business & Economy·Premium

TIRANA, May 2 – Lack of productive knowhow has been identified as the key constraint holding back economic growth in Albania over the past quarter century during the country’s transition to democracy

9 years ago

3 mins read

Non-bank financial institutions increase share in domestic debt

Business & Economy

TIRANA, May 2 – The rapid growth of investment and private pension funds in the past few years has more than doubled the share of Albania’s non-bank financial institutions in the country’s

9 years ago

4 mins read

Accumulation of new arrears worries business community

Business & Economy

TIRANA, May 2 – The accumulation of new arrears although at slower pace has worried the country’s business community after some €500 million was cleared in 2015 in payments to private sector

9 years ago

2 mins read

Albania’s most successful club faces relegation threat

Free to Read·Sport

TIRANA, May 1 – With no win in the past 14 matches, Albania’s historically most successful club, Tirana, are facing one of the most difficult seasons in their 100 years of existence

9 years ago

2 mins read

Parliament chooses Ilir Meta to be Albania’s next president

News

TIRANA, April 29 – Albania’s parliament has chosen Ilir Meta to be the country’s president for the next five years, a duty he will take on officially on July 24. Meta is

9 years ago

1 min read

International mediation fails to break political deadlock

Main·News·Premium

TIRANA, April 26 – Albania’s political crisis, prompted by the decision of most opposition parties to not participate in parliament and elections, deepened this week, after talks between political parties mediated by

9 years ago

4 mins read

Restored icon marks 550th anniversary of Madonna of Shkodra saving

Culture·Free to Read

TIRANA, April 27 – A Virgin Mary icon dating back to the 19th century which survived the communist persecution and atheism for almost five decades has been finally restored and placed at

9 years ago

5 mins read

Hike in licence fees to further increase fuel prices

Business & Economy·Free to Read

TIRANA, April 27 – Already facing one of Europe’s highest fuel prices but one of the lowest income, Albanian consumers will soon face a new hike under a new indirect tax levied

9 years ago

2 mins read

Public investments increase ahead of elections

Business & Economy

TIRANA, April 27 – Public investment registered a sharp increase in the first quarter of this year ahead of the scheduled June 18 elections, following a traditional trend in electoral years when

9 years ago

3 mins read

Unexpected spring freeze wreaks havoc in agricultural crops

Business & Economy·Free to Read

TIRANA, April 25 – Uncommon spring freezing temperatures in some northern and southeastern Albanian regions have wreaked havoc on agricultural crops especially fruit trees and vineyards in blossom. The damage is bigger

9 years ago

1 min read

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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

BoA: Protracted political tension to reduce growth forecast

Harvard University: Poor production knowhow holds back Albania’s growth

Non-bank financial institutions increase share in domestic debt

Accumulation of new arrears worries business community

Albania’s most successful club faces relegation threat

Parliament chooses Ilir Meta to be Albania’s next president

International mediation fails to break political deadlock

Restored icon marks 550th anniversary of Madonna of Shkodra saving

Hike in licence fees to further increase fuel prices

Public investments increase ahead of elections

Unexpected spring freeze wreaks havoc in agricultural crops

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