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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

5 years ago

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Environmental protesters seek protection for Valbona National Park

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TIRANA, Dec. 21 – Several protests took place in Tirana this week calling for the protection of the Valbona National Park. Citizens and activists protested against building hydropower plants on the Valbona

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Albania’s past, present and future in the eyes of Archbishop Charles Brown

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A Tirana Times interview with the Apostolic Nuncio in Albania, the Vatican’s ambassador Your Excellency, welcome to Albania. Can you tell us about the priorities in this country? Thank you very much

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Wizz Air to launch direct Tirana-London low cost flights

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TIRANA, Dec. 21 – Hungarian low-cost carrier Wizz Air has announced the launch of direct Tirana-London flights starting spring 2018, the Tirana International Airport says. The new route will link Tirana to

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Albania’s most successful club on track to make Superliga comeback

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TIRANA, Dec. 19 – Albania’s historically most successful club seem on track to make a Superliga comeback next year following an embarrassing first-ever relegation in their almost century-long history in the top

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Act sooner rather than later on electronic voting, int’l reps say

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TIRANA, Dec. 13 – U.S. Ambassador Donald Lu, said this week political actors should act quickly if they intend to apply electronic components in the next elections. In the context of election

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Finland thanks Albania for warm welcome and cooperation

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By Juha Pyykkà¶* Mr. President, Ministers, Excellencies Ambassadors, Ladies and Gentlemen, Dear Friends of Finland, hyvà¤t suomalaiset, It is a great honour for my wife Riitta and myself to welcome all of

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Talking contemporary Japan: Domestic and foreign policy

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By Makoto Ito* There are three main pillars established in order to protect and promote Japan’s national interests. The first pillar is the strengthening of our Alliance with the United States. In

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Albania’s best striker not shining yet in Poland

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TIRANA, Dec. 14 – Albania’s most powerful striker of the moment Armando Sadiku says he is happy with Legia Warsaw in Poland despite not being a first attacking choice in the past

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Cash-strapped Vllaznia looking for investors to return competitive to Albanian Superliga

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TIRANA, Dec. 11 – One of Albania’s most successful football clubs is heading for privatization after a failed six-year spell as a wholly local government-owned club. Northern Albania Shkodra-based Vllaznia club managed

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Xarra mandarin cooperative, a success story in Albania’s undeveloped agriculture

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TIRANA, Dec. 7 – Mandarin production from the country’s most famous private-run collective farm in Saranda, a rare example in Albania’s fragmented and individually-run farms, has registered a new historic high this

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Albania asks Poland to set direct Tirana flights, invest in tourism

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TIRANA, Dec. 7 – Albania has asked Poland to consider establishing direct flights with Tirana and encourage Polish investment in Albania, especially in the emerging tourism sector at a time when Poles

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Free to Read - Page 45

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.

Environmental protesters seek protection for Valbona National Park

Albania’s past, present and future in the eyes of Archbishop Charles Brown

Wizz Air to launch direct Tirana-London low cost flights

Albania’s most successful club on track to make Superliga comeback

Act sooner rather than later on electronic voting, int’l reps say

Finland thanks Albania for warm welcome and cooperation

Talking contemporary Japan: Domestic and foreign policy

Albania’s best striker not shining yet in Poland

Cash-strapped Vllaznia looking for investors to return competitive to Albanian Superliga

Xarra mandarin cooperative, a success story in Albania’s undeveloped agriculture

Albania asks Poland to set direct Tirana flights, invest in tourism

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