Editorial - Page 12

When grades have a price tag: Corruptions influence over Albania’s higher education

The exam season is one of the most stressful times for students. The libraries and study halls are filled with crowds of students who wish to pass the following exam. However, between

6 months ago

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Coalitions for Clean Universities – A Strategic Necessity for Higher Education

One of the main pillars of quality and sustainable higher education in Albania is considered to be academic integrity, which is closely linked to transparency, honesty, and respect for ethical standards that

10 months ago

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Corruption in Albanian Higher Education: The Silent Crisis Undermining a Generation

By Vilson Blloshmi In a country where education is often seen as a ticket out of poverty and a bridge toward European integration, the higher education system in Albania is quietly unraveling

11 months ago

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Liberation Day a time to honor anti-fascist resistance, but also communism’s victims

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TIRANA TIMES EDITORIAL As Albania celebrates the 70th anniversary of its Liberation Day at the end of World War II, it stands proud of having fought side by side with the Allies

11 years ago

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Road to economic growth still uncertain

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TIRANA TIMES The government finds itself between a rock and a hard place: More revenue for the state budget lowers overall economic risks by reducing public debt, while too high of a

11 years ago

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A step in the right direction

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Kosovo disagreements aside, the mere fact that Rama’s visit to Belgrade took place is a step in the right direction, as a clear point was made, ideas were discussed and concrete agreements

11 years ago

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Tough lessons from the Xhuvani case

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TIRANA TIMES EDITORIAL It is normal for the general public to feel anger and shock when four people are killed in a senseless shootout. But Kostandin Xhuvani’s involvement in the Ante Grand

11 years ago

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Bringing back the full rule of law

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If you have happened to pass by any Albanian television screen in the past few weeks you must have seen the constant sight of demolitions. If you live in Tirana, perhaps you

11 years ago

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Albania-Serbia: Back to the cold war? – Belgrade violence calls into question future relations

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Albania-Serbia relations suffer major setback following political reactions to violence in a football match between the two countries in Belgrade. TIRANA, Oct. 16 – When Albania’s prime minister, Edi Rama, scheduled the

12 years ago

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Rule of law agenda will succeed only if applied equally for all

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TIRANA TIMES EDITORIAL A move by the Albanian government to crack down on the theft of electricity through tougher punishments and more frequent enforcement is to be applauded. If successful, it will

12 years ago

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Back to the cold war? – Serb reactions to violence show two countries moving in different directions

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Reactions by Serb leaders to violence in Belgrade stadium show how the two countries are moving in different directions — Albania forward toward the EU, and Serbia backward toward Russia. TIRANA TIMES

12 years ago

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The other side of migration

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The return of migrants could be a win-win situation for Albania. By A. D. Balla After a lot of anecdotal evidence and hard data from official bodies in EU member states, a

12 years ago

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Albania’s emerging challenge with religious extremism

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Inter-religious tolerance is one of the most important pillars of Albania’s fragile national unity – and extremism, based on any religion, is the most efficient way to undermine it. By DRITAN SULȅBE*

12 years ago

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Pope visit helps shift perceptions

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Pope Francis visit and the coverage that came with it has placed Albania in a flattering light, highlighting the best the country has to offer. TIRANA TIMES EDITORIAL Pope Francis’ visit to

12 years ago

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Editorial - Page 12

Coalitions for Clean Universities – A Strategic Necessity for Higher Education

Liberation Day a time to honor anti-fascist resistance, but also communism’s victims

Road to economic growth still uncertain

A step in the right direction

Tough lessons from the Xhuvani case

Bringing back the full rule of law

Albania-Serbia: Back to the cold war? – Belgrade violence calls into question future relations

Rule of law agenda will succeed only if applied equally for all

Back to the cold war? – Serb reactions to violence show two countries moving in different directions

The other side of migration

Albania’s emerging challenge with religious extremism

Pope visit helps shift perceptions

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