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NAPOKON …. SË FUNDI… КОНЕЧНО

By Marko Čadež As of 1 March this year, citizens of Serbia, Albania and North Macedonia will FINALLY be able to live and work in any of the three countries as in

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History made as College of Europe set to open Tirana campus

If Albania needed a sign that the European Union is still serious about its enlargement in the Western Balkans, it has received it in a special way: College of Europe, a renowned

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Towards a robust road network which guarantees safety to make road travel more attractive.

The virtual Thematic Event on Road Safety, organized by the EU-funded Twinning Project “Strengthening the capacity of the Albanian Road Authority in applying good governance practices for planning, managing, procuring, implementing and

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Socialist gov’t prohibited from using trademark PPPs over mounting scandals

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TIRANA, Jan. 23 – A bill sent to the parliament on Tuesday signals the end of legally being able to approve “unsought concessions” starting July 2019, thus cancelling the most controversial mechanism

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Albanian President Ilir Meta on official visit to Montenegro

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TIRANA, Jan. 22 – Albanian President Ilir Meta was invited from his Montenegrin counterpart Milo Djukanovic for a two-day official visit that started on Monday Jan. 21. In the press conference that

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PM Rama hands over foreign ministry to deputy minister

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TIRANA, Jan. 23 – On Rama’s first day also as the country foreign minister on Wednesday, he handed over the institution’s leadership to the current deputy minister Gent Cakaj. “This is the

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Professors join protesting students for one-day strike

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TIRANA, Jan. 21 – Professors from the history-philology faculty at the University of Tirana held today a one-day strike in support of student protests and in opposition to some government decisions that

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EU Commissioner Hahn and Dutch FM stress need for further, more stable reforms

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TIRANA, Jan. 18 – European Commissioner for Enlargement Johannes Hahn visited Tirana on Thursday evening, meeting Prime Minister Edi Rama to discuss progress in reforms related to EU integration and recent political

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Albania’s top striker back to Switzerland after disappointing spells in Spain, Poland

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By Ervin Lisaku TIRANA, Jan. 16 – Albanian international Armando Sadiku is back to Switzerland following a disappointing one-and-a-half year spell at Poland and Spain top leagues marred by few playing opportunities

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‘Balkan’s Escobar’ Klement Balili surrenders to Albanian authorities

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TIRANA, Jan. 15 – Klement Balili, one of Albania’s most notorious crime scene protagonists, handed himself in to the authorities on Tuesday, after almost two years of playing hide and seek with

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Four under charges for failing to guard military base

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TIRANA, Jan. 14 – The Vlora court remanded in custody four people after the weapons’ warehouse of the Pashaliman military base was raided last week. Two base guards Lesko Ramosaco and Edlir

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“Albanians are the UK’s kings of cocaine,” the Guardian says

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TIRANA, Jan. 15 – A recent Guardian article has dubbed Albanians in the UK as the “kings of cocaine,” saying in particular that “the Albanian organized criminal syndicates are consolidating power within

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Albania orders ban on more than 340 online betting sites

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TIRANA, Jan. 9 – Albania’s electronic communications watchdog has ordered the country’s internet service providers to ban access to hundreds of local and international online sports betting and casino portals following a

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Democracy Index: Albania remains hybrid system between democracy and autocracy

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TIRANA, Jan. 9 – British renowned magazine The Economist ranked Albania among the last in Europe in its 2018 Democracy Index, stating the country’s political system is a mixture between democracy and

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NAPOKON …. SË FUNDI… КОНЕЧНО

History made as College of Europe set to open Tirana campus

Towards a robust road network which guarantees safety to make road travel more attractive.

Socialist gov’t prohibited from using trademark PPPs over mounting scandals

Albanian President Ilir Meta on official visit to Montenegro

PM Rama hands over foreign ministry to deputy minister

Professors join protesting students for one-day strike

EU Commissioner Hahn and Dutch FM stress need for further, more stable reforms

Albania’s top striker back to Switzerland after disappointing spells in Spain, Poland

‘Balkan’s Escobar’ Klement Balili surrenders to Albanian authorities

Four under charges for failing to guard military base

“Albanians are the UK’s kings of cocaine,” the Guardian says

Albania orders ban on more than 340 online betting sites

Democracy Index: Albania remains hybrid system between democracy and autocracy

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