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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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Special report: Religious radicalism and extremism as a security threat

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This conference report has been prepared by the Albanian Institute for International Studies, a Tirana Times partner organization. On May 27, the Albanian Institute for International Studies held its annual security conference,

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Dutch-Albanian joint venture starts raspberry farm

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TIRANA, May 20 – A Dutch and Albanian joint venture has introduced modern berry cultivation techniques in Albania such as the cold treatment of plants to postpone harvesting. Under a Dutch government

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Prime Minister Rama made the comments at a security conference in Tirana.

PM hints at NATO veto for Skopje

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TIRANA, May 21 – Prime Minister Edi Rama said at a security conference on Thursday that if Macedonia wants to join NATO in the future, it should fully protect the rights of its ethnic

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LGBT activists seek more rights at annual bicycle rally

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TIRANA, May 17 – Activists from Albania’s gay and lesbian community rode through Tirana’s main boulevard in bicycles on Sunday, carrying the community’s rainbow flag and other symbols, seeking greater acceptance by

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First Albania-born player to compete in U.S. professional football league

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TIRANA, May 14 – Kristjan Sokoli, who became this month the first Albania-born player to be drafted by a National Football League team, the Seattle Seahawks, said in an interview he is

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New choir brings ‘Joy of singing’ to blind singers

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“This is one of the most heartfelt concerts I have given in all my life. It’s a small choir composed of blind people. You can’t imagine their joy when singing,” says conductor

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As incomes decline and living costs rise, households struggle to pay off debt

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Three-quarters of Albanian households in debt report having an income of less than 351 euros per month TIRANA, May 4 – Albanian households are having trouble paying off debts due to a

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Albania’s democracy at 25: Challenges and opportunities

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By ELEZ BIBERAJ* Twenty-five years after the demise of communism it is appropriate to consider Albania’s democratic trajectory and to highlight its successes and challenges. I will attempt to review Albania’s accomplishments

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Q&A: New Investment Council aims to increase dialogue, improve business climate

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The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development and the Ministry of Economic Development, Tourism, Trade and Entrepreneurship of Albania officially helped launch Albania’s Investment Council this week. The head of the EBRD office

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Albania complains of UEFA double standards

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TIRANA, April 15 – The Albanian Football Federation has accused UEFA of double standards over its decision to award Serbia a forfeit victory in a European championship qualifier last year, after UEFA

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Kurum steelmaker suspended over environmental pollution

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The State Inspectorate for Environment says it has fined Kurum 1 million lek (Euro 7,000) and left the company a 40-day deadline until May 20 to meet its environmental requirements over waste

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Free to Read - Page 98

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.

Special report: Religious radicalism and extremism as a security threat

Dutch-Albanian joint venture starts raspberry farm

PM hints at NATO veto for Skopje

LGBT activists seek more rights at annual bicycle rally

First Albania-born player to compete in U.S. professional football league

New choir brings ‘Joy of singing’ to blind singers

As incomes decline and living costs rise, households struggle to pay off debt

Albania’s democracy at 25: Challenges and opportunities

Q&A: New Investment Council aims to increase dialogue, improve business climate

Albania complains of UEFA double standards

Kurum steelmaker suspended over environmental pollution

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