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The Western Balkans’ Right to Democracy Depends on the EU Enlargement

by Sokol Lleshi, Assistant Professor of Political Science, University of New York Tirana Background The political systems in the Western Balkan region feature politicized public administrations, weak enforcement of rule of law

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Why Waiting Is Not Neutral: The Costs of Non-Enlargement

Debates about EU enlargement tend to focus on the risks of admitting countries before they are ready. In her recent paper, Marta Szpala broadens the debate by examining what prolonged delay means

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Beyond Diplomacy: Ambassador Elissa Golberg on the Future of Canada–Albania Ties

Tirana Times, July 21, 2026 – Relations between Albania and Canada have expanded steadily in recent years, from growing trade and new bilateral agreements to closer cooperation within NATO and the launch

2 months ago

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Dutch experts help shape the link between agriculture and tourism in Qeparo

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TIRANA, Dec. 1 – Albania has great potential for small-scale agro-tourism with its amazing food, beautiful mountains, long Mediterranean coastline and fertile plains, but a lot remains to be done to develop

10 years ago

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Turkish couchsurfer: It’s a social responsibility for me to host people visiting Albania

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By Jona Kuka Alaattin is an avid traveler and an active participant in the famous traveler’s website, couchsurfing.com. This website is great for those that want to explore countries of the world,

10 years ago

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Rehova mountain village declared a historic center

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The picturesque Rehova, located at the foot of the Gramozi Mountain, southeastern Albania, has been recently declared a protected historic site by the National Restoration Council. The village of Rehova is well-known

10 years ago

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Western Balkans Via Dinalrica picked as one of best 2017 trips

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TIRANA, Nov. 24 – The Via Dinarica mountain hiking trail crossing through seven Western Balkans countries has been rated by prestigious National Geographic as one of the best 2017 trips. The National

10 years ago

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Vera RemŠ›kar: ‘Youth need help, donors are welcomed to boost us’

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By Rudina Hoxha Vera RemŠ›kar, Executive Director of the Foundation “Together Albania” (www.nukjevetem.al), specialized in offering online counseling for the youngsters with different emotional problems, is making a big difference in the

10 years ago

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Ahn Youngjip: ‘More opportunities to enhance trade and investment between our two countries’

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By Rudina Hoxha “In the cold war era, Korea and Albania followed different paths and accordingly had no meaningful contacts. However, since the establishment of diplomatic relations in 1991, Korea and Albania

10 years ago

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Le verre volà©: The American issue

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By Jerina Zaloshnja Do you remember Bashkim, ‘The Moustache,’ our military education professor in high school? His horse tail hair, a little receded at the forehead because of the line his hat

10 years ago

10 mins read

Only one out of seven women report domestic violence cases

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TIRANA, Nov. 9 – Domestic violence claimed between 20 to 30 lives a year in the past five years and affected thousands, but a network of women empowerment lobbying to provide rehabilitation

10 years ago

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Albania diversifies map of European tourist arrivals

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TIRANA, Nov. 2 – Albania is diversifying its map of European tourist arrivals as the country emerges as an under-the-radar destination and tourism gains momentum as a much promising sector for the

10 years ago

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Logging endangers Albania’s remaining handful of Balkan lynx, watchdog warns

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TIRANA, Nov. 3 – An Albanian watchdog has warned alleged illegal logging in the Munella Mountain, northeastern Albania, the country’s sole sanctuary of the Balkan lynx, is further putting at risk one

10 years ago

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By Jerina Zaloshnja On the last Sunday of July, of the year 2000, my aunt had a brain stroke. When she was on her way to the bathroom her mind was suddenly

10 years ago

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Features - Page 26

The Western Balkans’ Right to Democracy Depends on the EU Enlargement

Why Waiting Is Not Neutral: The Costs of Non-Enlargement

Beyond Diplomacy: Ambassador Elissa Golberg on the Future of Canada–Albania Ties

Dutch experts help shape the link between agriculture and tourism in Qeparo

Turkish couchsurfer: It’s a social responsibility for me to host people visiting Albania

Rehova mountain village declared a historic center

Western Balkans Via Dinalrica picked as one of best 2017 trips

Vera RemŠ›kar: ‘Youth need help, donors are welcomed to boost us’

Ahn Youngjip: ‘More opportunities to enhance trade and investment between our two countries’

Le verre volà©: The American issue

Only one out of seven women report domestic violence cases

Albania diversifies map of European tourist arrivals

Logging endangers Albania’s remaining handful of Balkan lynx, watchdog warns

Le verre volà©: Stroke!

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