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Canada’s Local Partnerships Drive Change Across Albania

Tirana Times, June 01, 2026 – As Albania continues to strengthen democratic governance, promote inclusive growth, and support sustainable community-driven development, Canada is positioning itself as a constructive and pragmatic partner through
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Forsaken Albania

By Artan Lame Shkodra, April 1913. This photograph is of a postcard produced and distributed in Montenegro, to promote the moment of the symbolic handing over of the City. The caption it
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Forsaken Albania

By Artan Lame Today it is the anniversary of the creation of the Albanian Police Force in 1913. In honour of this date, I would like to dedicate this edition to this
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When little things go wrong

By Alba Cela Little drops of water Little grains of sand Make the mighty ocean And the pleasant land. Thus the little minutes Humble though they be Make the mighty age Of
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Forsaken Albania

By Artan Lame Rome-Tirana 1941. Let’s open the New Year with a card, even though it is sixty five years old. To explain this event, I have to first explain how the
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Forsaken Albania

By Artan Lame Tirana, December 1972. For about one year now, Albania had been experiencing a somewhat timid cultural Spring. The “Spring Exhibition” has been officially opened; Enver Hoxha, in person, spoke
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Forsaken Albania

By Artan Lame Southern Albania, August 1949. Following World War Two, Greece was engulfed in the flames of civil strife that became more and more aggravated, until. in 1949. Stalin accepted to
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Forsaken Albania

By Artan Lame Tirana, in the forties’. Sometimes very little separates the heroic from the ridiculous. The Italians who had been producing masterpieces of the Fine Arts for centuries, often came up
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Forsaken Albania

By Artan lame Vlora, 1919, 1932. On 22 January, 1914, Ismail Qemal Bey Vlora resigned as Prime Minister of the first Albanian government and state. The Albanians, who for hundreds of years
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