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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

6 days ago

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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

6 days ago

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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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What Serbia Should Not Do

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By Ilir Meta One of the comments I received a few days ago, after I saluted the initiative undertaken by the European Commission on starting the visa liberalisation negotiations with Serbia, was:

19 years ago

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Unmik Fatigue

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By P쭬umb Xhufi “UNMIK Fatigue,” would probably best describe the general state of politics and morale in today’s Kosovo. The most convincing message has now been sent out by the elections of

19 years ago

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For an Intellectual Revival

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By Dardan Velija Kosovo is going through a deep transition phase. The Kosovar society has never in the history undergone a bigger transformation than the one during these eight years, since the

19 years ago

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Let us work together for European perspective, says Prodi

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“I am very happy to address this distinguished Assembly. Thank you for extending me the opportunity. I return to Albania today with emotion, a country which, as an Italian and European citizen,

19 years ago

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Macedonia and the division of the media into “Ours” and “Theirs”

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By VEBI VELIJA All political analysts now agree on the fact that the collapse of communism occurred parallel to the eruption of ethnical issues. National Rights overshadowed Human Rights, and the struggle

19 years ago

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A nuclear Albania: energy hub or security risk?

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By Klodjan Seferaj Albania recently announced plans to build its first nuclear power plant, with the government approving a proposal by the US-based firm Westinghouse. The move has the potential to transform

19 years ago

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Kosovo elections: the mixed record

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By Alba ȥla Kosovo leaders must have forgone all the exhaustion produced by the electoral campaign and the close following of the election days and must have beamed with pleasure at the

19 years ago

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Opposition asks for debate motion with PM Berisha

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TIRANA, Nov. 21 – Opposition Socialist Party has made a request for a motion of Prime Minister Sali Berisha on the last progress report of the European Union. That report deserves a

19 years ago

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The political vacuum: Kosova after the formal halt of Ahtisaari’s proposal

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By Eda Derhemi During the recent months of negotiation between the Serbian government and the Kosovar Albanian representatives, the newspapers and TV news broadcast in Prishtina, Belgrade and Tirana have been filled

19 years ago

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19th Century Romantics and the Publication of the Volume, “Through Romantic Eyes” of the Benaki Museum in Athens

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By AURON TARE Quite by accident I came across a luxurious volume, bound with so much care and published in the name of such a serious institution as is the Athen’s Benaki

19 years ago

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A critical view on EU report on Albania

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By Henri ȩli The impression the 2007 EU Report leaves in its wake, conjures up reminders of the times of Communist self-criticism. No parallel can be drawn between that and the rationale

19 years ago

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Op-Ed - Page 110

Quo Vadis, Albania?

A Bulgarian young anthropologist, cook, and researcher

Europe Needs Proof, Not Promises

What Serbia Should Not Do

Unmik Fatigue

For an Intellectual Revival

Let us work together for European perspective, says Prodi

Macedonia and the division of the media into “Ours” and “Theirs”

A nuclear Albania: energy hub or security risk?

Kosovo elections: the mixed record

Opposition asks for debate motion with PM Berisha

The political vacuum: Kosova after the formal halt of Ahtisaari’s proposal

19th Century Romantics and the Publication of the Volume, “Through Romantic Eyes” of the Benaki Museum in Athens

A critical view on EU report on Albania

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Criminal Enterprise and Investment Policy in Albania

From Declaration to Deterrence: A Turning Point for Southeast Europe’s Security?

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