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Albania – Greece: No Progress, Just Promises

Tirana Times, May 03, 2026 – There is a limit to how long diplomacy can survive on good manners and optimistic statements. The latest round of Albania–Greece engagement, showcased at the Delphi
2 months ago
4 mins read

Ruins of political process only?

The deep disputes and fierce political conflict of the past ten months between the opposition and the governing majority over the parliamentary elections of last year have taken an unexpected, dangerous turn.
16 years ago
3 mins read

Back To Nowhere

Twenty years in democracy this tiny Balkan country has much more to learn, especially from its own experience, but also more from the established democracies, the Developed World. What Albanians are still
16 years ago
5 mins read

A symptom of a larger problem

By ANDI BALLA When a group of Greek soldiers, participating in parade in Athens to honor that country’s independence day on March 25, started shouting anti-Albanian slogans of type more fit for
16 years ago
3 mins read

BUTRINT 2013 – TRASHED BY GREED

By Richard Hodges It is 2013; I have returned reluctantly to Butrint. Why my reluctance? Because I remember how beautiful Butrint was. A place with a spirit that transcended the centuries. A
16 years ago
8 mins read

The fence between Serbia and Albania

When Albania’s deputy prime minister and chief diplomat, Ilir Meta, arrived in Serbia earlier this week, there was a feeling in the air of old “foes” trying to cooperate to get back
16 years ago
3 mins read

The good news from Brussels

By ANDI BALLA A bus full of Macedonian and Serb citizens left Brussels for the Balkans this week. The passengers, mainly ethnic Albanians from northern Macedonia and southern Serbia, were voluntarily going
16 years ago
3 mins read
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