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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

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Northern Albania in 1903-1904 by Erich Liebert

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Robert Elsie, a writer, translator, interpreter, and specialist in Albanian studies, has published on his Early Photography in Albania website a few photos of Northern Albania taken from 1902- 1908 by Austrian

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Albania after Italian occupation in 1939

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Robert Elsie, a writer, translator, interpreter, and specialist in Albanian studies, has published on his Early Photography in Albania website a few photos of Albania taken in 1939 by German scholar and

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Lumturi Blloshmi’s solo exhibition opens National Gallery of Arts new season

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The National Gallery of Arts opened its new artistic season on January 21 with a solo exhibition by artist Lumturi Blloshmi that will stay open until February 10. The exhibition features installations,

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Albania through a lens

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By JUXHINA MALAJ TIRANA, Jan. 20 – A photo exhibition by Adam Lazowski, Professor of EU Law at the University of Westminster, London, opened on January 19, 2016 at the Kalo Gallery

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Ministry of Culture’s green light on HPP could ‘destroy’ Nivice Canyons, opponents say

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By JUXHINA MALAJ TIRANA, Jan. 11 – Local officials and others are opposing the Ministry of Culture’s recent decision on Nov. 23, 2015 to give the green light for the construction of

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Gazmend Freitag: My greatest wish is to open an exclusive exhibition in Tirana

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By Rudina Hoxha Gazmend Freitag is a Kosovo artist who is living and making art in Linz, Austria. He was born on May 25, 1968 in Pataqan i Poshtem. In an exclusive

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Mandarin cultivation gives new identity to southern villages

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TIRANA, Dec. 16 – In 2006 there were just around 100 hectares of citrus planted in the Konispol region, in southernmost Albania just off the UNESCO World Heritage site of Butrint. Today,

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Prestigious French paper ranks Albania among top 5 destinations for 2016

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TIRANA, Dec. 10 – Prestigious French newspaper Le Figaro has announced Albania as one of the top five global destinations for 2016. Featuring a picture of the ancient Rozafa castle in the

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Photo gallery: Tirana gets into festive mood for the Holiday Season

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TIRANA, Dec. 7 – Albania’s capital has put up more decorations than ever before for the Holiday Season this year. The new heart of the celebrations is Mother Teresa Square, where a

11 years ago

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A history of the Albanian state through its stamps

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‘Stamps and postal history of Albania’ published in English By Prof. Dr. Jovan Basho Philatelist A couple of years ago, on the occasion of the 100th anniversary of Albania’s first national stamp,

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A military band plays patriotic tunes in Vlora during the official ceremonies commemorating Albaniaâ€™s declaration of independence in 1912. (Photo: GoA/Facebook)

Albanians mark 103rd Flag Day and 71st Liberation Day

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TIRANA, Nov. 30 – Albanians across the world came together on Nov. 28 to celebrate Flag Day, marking modern Albania’s declaration of independence from the Ottoman Empire in 1912. The country’s liberation

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Features - Page 31

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

Northern Albania in 1903-1904 by Erich Liebert

Albania after Italian occupation in 1939

Lumturi Blloshmi’s solo exhibition opens National Gallery of Arts new season

Albania through a lens

Ministry of Culture’s green light on HPP could ‘destroy’ Nivice Canyons, opponents say

Gazmend Freitag: My greatest wish is to open an exclusive exhibition in Tirana

Mandarin cultivation gives new identity to southern villages

Prestigious French paper ranks Albania among top 5 destinations for 2016

Photo gallery: Tirana gets into festive mood for the Holiday Season

A history of the Albanian state through its stamps

Albanians mark 103rd Flag Day and 71st Liberation Day

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