Op-Ed - Page 108

Op-Ed

Quo Vadis, Albania?

by Dr. Elez Bebiraj Tirana Times, October 17, 2026 – Albania is facing the most serious political crisis of Edi Rama’s thirteen years in power. Protesters demanding the prime minister’s resignation have

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A Bulgarian young anthropologist, cook, and researcher

Tirana Times, October 17, 2026 – Vera Prokopieva is a nutrition scientist from Bulgaria who has studied food from three angles: as an anthropologist, as a cook in Copenhagen kitchens, and as a researcher

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Europe Needs Proof, Not Promises

By Enrico Letta Delivery as the defining challenge Thank you. I am genuinely pleased to be here, and I will tell you why I rearranged my agenda to make it. When I

2 weeks ago

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Bad news for Kosovo in the Caucasus

Op-Ed

By Frank Ledwidge Anyone who has been to Georgia and Albania will immediately see the similarities. A fiercely independent largely mountainous country, with a strong culture, often misunderstood by its neighbours. In

18 years ago

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‘The gates of your small country remained open…’

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By Frank Ledwidge I remember speaking to an Albanian historian, who has written in these pages, about the Albanian virtue of tolerance. ‘Its not so much that we are any more tolerant

18 years ago

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Fischer: Albanian Politicians Too Concerned With Power

Op-Ed

Interviewed by Tirana Times’ ARDIT BEJKO Dr. Bernd J. Fischer is a professor of History at Indiana University, Fort Wayne. His areas of expertise include Balkan history and politics, focusing on Albania

18 years ago

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‘The Garbage Mountain’

Op-Ed

By ambassador of Denmark, Niels Severin Munk When the sun is high on the sky in warm summer weekends, the cool heights of Dajti Mountain and the drizzling shore of Durres are

18 years ago

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Disaster For Georgia, A Lesson For Albania

Op-Ed

By Frank Ledwidge Here is a question. The United States and the United Kingdom (with one twentieth the number of US troops) are the largest military contributors to the failing Iraq mission.

18 years ago

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Exclusive/ Head of WB in Albania Camille Nuamah

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Exclusive/ Head of WB in Albania Camille Nuamah The report, an effective tool of motivating reforms Says World Bank official Why is the report titled “Doing Business 2009” and not “…..2008”? It

18 years ago

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We lost one of those individuals who make history

Op-Ed

By Edi Rama Today, one of those men who are makers of history, passed away. Within a mere seven years Top Channel’s Tani managed to accomplish on his own what takes countries

18 years ago

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Conflict and Security in the Wider Europe

Op-Ed

By Janusz Bugajski The next few years will present important challenges for trans-Atlantic cohesion, European Union unity, and the determination of the West to stand up to an increasingly assertive and expansive

18 years ago

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Secrets And Lies: The roots of the ‘organs’ controversy

Op-Ed

By Frank Ledwidge I know many of their families. Some of them, against all reason, believe that some day their son, husband or brother will return. They have heard the stories. There

18 years ago

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‘Corruption Is Not A Game; It Is A War’

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U.S. Ambassador says corruption needs total fight TIRANA, May 7 – U.S. Ambassador John L. Withers II took part Wednesday at the launch of the 2008 Corruption Perception and Experience Survey conducted

18 years ago

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The Return to the Folds of the Natural Family

Op-Ed

By EDI RAMA We have turned a leaf on a new chapter in our history. We are invited to return to our natural family. The Albanian people were extended historical support of

19 years ago

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Op-Ed - Page 108

Quo Vadis, Albania?

A Bulgarian young anthropologist, cook, and researcher

Europe Needs Proof, Not Promises

Bad news for Kosovo in the Caucasus

‘The gates of your small country remained open…’

Fischer: Albanian Politicians Too Concerned With Power

‘The Garbage Mountain’

Disaster For Georgia, A Lesson For Albania

Exclusive/ Head of WB in Albania Camille Nuamah

We lost one of those individuals who make history

Conflict and Security in the Wider Europe

Secrets And Lies: The roots of the ‘organs’ controversy

‘Corruption Is Not A Game; It Is A War’

The Return to the Folds of the Natural Family

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Promoting women’s leadership and participation in the next political elections is key for Albania

UNED Campus in Gjirokastra: A European Hub in the Western Balkans

Ollga Plumbi – The Woman from the Future

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Behind Albania’s Forest Crisis: Governance, Economy, and EU Accession

Anti-Government Protests in Albania: The Student Revolt and the Escalation of the Political Crisis

Albania’s Revolt Against the Government

Tirana Erupts in Chaos as Anti-Government Protests Escalate