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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

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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

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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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The Orwellian Rule of Law

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This week, the Albanian Police closed the ‘Marubi’ Academy, the only school in the country that educated young people in the film industry. The ‘Marubi’ Film Academy, an initiative of Albanian film

17 years ago

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Kosova, one year after independence

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On February 17, Kosova celebrated the first anniversary of its independence. It has undoubtedly been an important year. Above all, this year proved, against the expectations and warnings of domino theory partisans,

17 years ago

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OSCE Greek Presidency Overshadowed by bilateral agenda

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In the capacity of OSCE Chairperson-in-Office, the Greek Foreign Affairs Minister paid a visit to Tirana at the beginning of this week. At all meetings with Albanian authorities, FA Minister Bakoyannis discussed

17 years ago

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Lustration Law Cannot Distance Us From The Past

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The thing that makes the biggest impression in the latest debate on the Lustration Law is the fact that it being presented to a far lesser degree as a social concern. Of

17 years ago

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THE GLOBAL CRISIS, ALBANIA- The upside of being the downside

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In an effort to protect the financial market in Albania, the national bank took the decision yesterday to lower interest rates by 0.5 per cent. According to the Governor of the Bank

17 years ago

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Obama’s foreign policy in the Balkans – Continuity through change

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By Albert Rakipi Before they get around to thinking about South Eastern Europe, President Obama and his foreign affairs team will most certainly have a series of international issues to tackle, which

17 years ago

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Elections – Testing Albanian democracy

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By Jerina Zaloshnja On Wednesday, Albania’s President Bamir Topi decreed 28 June, 2009 as the day on which the next parliamentary elections are to be held. These elections, the fifth since the

17 years ago

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2009 The Year Of Political Dilemma

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By Henri Cili * We have now entered the electoral year of 2009. Dilemma No.One one of this year is the Democratic Party of the Prime Minister Sali Berisha. The Democratic Party

17 years ago

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Lessons Out Of Athens

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The very first lessons on democracy came from Athens. Athens delivered the first lecture on how the state functions through democracy. However, the ancient Athenian democracy-one of the first democracies known to

17 years ago

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Albania in 2008

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DECEMBER Albania passes lustration law TIRANA – Albania has passed a law removing public posts from people linked to the feared former communist secret police, despite criticism from opposition parties. Lawmakers voted

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‘The Vast pyramid schemes of the West ‘.

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Whilst the Congo has continued its horrific war, the disasters in Iraq and Afghanistan go on, and Cholera grips much of Zimbabwe, the talk in most Western parliaments is on finance. Over

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Editorial - Page 38

Coalitions for Clean Universities – A Strategic Necessity for Higher Education

The Orwellian Rule of Law

Kosova, one year after independence

OSCE Greek Presidency Overshadowed by bilateral agenda

Lustration Law Cannot Distance Us From The Past

THE GLOBAL CRISIS, ALBANIA- The upside of being the downside

Obama’s foreign policy in the Balkans – Continuity through change

Elections – Testing Albanian democracy

2009 The Year Of Political Dilemma

Lessons Out Of Athens

Albania in 2008

‘The Vast pyramid schemes of the West ‘.

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