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Op-Ed

Obituary

Remembering Janusz Bugajski: Scholar, Mentor, and Lifelong Friend of the Balkans Janusz Bugajski (1954–2025) The international academic and analytical community has lost one of its most lucid and principled voices. Janusz Bugajski,

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Op-Ed

Türkiye and Albania: From Shared Past to Strategic Future

By Marjana Doda, This feature draws on exclusive insights from an interview with Ambassador Tayyar Kagan Atay, the Ambassador of the Republic of Türkiye to Tirana. On the occasion of the 102nd

2 days ago

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Op-Ed

Albania–Kosovo Rift Weakens the Albanian Voice

The Rama–Kurti clash over the war crimes tribunal highlights deeper structural tensions, from unimplemented agreements to competing regional agendas. The latest clash between Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama and Kosovo’s Albin Kurti

4 days ago

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Op-ed: The summit, the smoke curtain and the apologist

Op-Ed

By GENC POLLO* The meeting of the EU leaders in Brussels on Thursday, 23 June, took place against the backdrop of Putin’s bloody aggression war. They were right in showing solidarity with

3 years ago

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Flower of Vlora By Anna Kohen

Op-Ed

A must read for Jewish, Albanian, Greek and Israel communities, and anyone interested in the history of the Jews in the Balkans. It will be published in November 2022 in English Language

3 years ago

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It’s time to get European enlargement back on track

Op-Ed

By Kyriakos Mitsotakis* Today’s South-East European Cooperation Process (SEECP) Summit in the ancient port city of Thessaloniki, a great center of trade and ideas over many centuries, comes at a critical moment.

3 years ago

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What happened to European values?

Op-Ed

By Prof. Wojciech Roszkowski “You have your principles, we have structural funds” – whose words are these? They were uttered by the French president François Hollande in 2017. From his perspective, the

3 years ago

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Butrint (Author: Anastasia Tzigounaki Copyright: © UNESCO)

Editorial: Failing to see the forest for the trees in Butrint

Editorial·Features·Op-Ed

Criticism of a new management plan for the national park, and the AADF’s involvement, is unwarranted, misguided or malicious. TIRANA TIMES EDITORIAL An ongoing debate over a new management plan for the

3 years ago

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Q&A: Public interest would be paramount, Përparim Kalo says after being proposed as next president

Op-Ed

Interview with outgoing Constitutional Court Judge Përparim Kalo, who was recently proposed to parliament as a presidential candidate by several important civil society organizations. We have heard your mandate is over. A

3 years ago

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“Women, Peace and Security Agenda: The case of Albania”

Op-Ed

By Ines Stasa The Albanian non-permanent membership mandate at the United Nations Security Council is challenged among other regional and country-based disputes, by two major international events in Afghanistan and recently in

4 years ago

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The more things change the more they remain the same.

Op-Ed·Region

By Alba Cela The expression above is commonly used in English-speaking countries to show inertia as an often decisive force in political and social developments even when everything seems to be changing

4 years ago

5 mins read

Analysis: Making the right choice in selecting the next president

Features·Op-Ed

Albanians and international friends are looking for the country’s next president to have the right authority and integrity that can help the presidency rise above the political fray — someone like Përparim

4 years ago

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Why instilling a culture of dialogue is paramount

Op-Ed

By GENC POLLO* “We can discuss but not negotiate,” the Albanian Interior Minister Sander Lleshaj would repeat in spring 2017, making it clear that he was speaking on behalf of the government

4 years ago

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Russia’s “hybrid war” in the Western Balkans

Op-Ed

By Dr. Dušan Janjić Opposition to NATO enlargement has been a constant in Russian foreign policy, from the collapse of the Soviet Union and up to the present day. This concept, defined

4 years ago

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Op-Ed - Page 13

Obituary

Türkiye and Albania: From Shared Past to Strategic Future

Albania–Kosovo Rift Weakens the Albanian Voice

Op-ed: The summit, the smoke curtain and the apologist

Flower of Vlora By Anna Kohen

It’s time to get European enlargement back on track

What happened to European values?

Editorial: Failing to see the forest for the trees in Butrint

Q&A: Public interest would be paramount, Përparim Kalo says after being proposed as next president

“Women, Peace and Security Agenda: The case of Albania”

The more things change the more they remain the same.

Analysis: Making the right choice in selecting the next president

Why instilling a culture of dialogue is paramount

Russia’s “hybrid war” in the Western Balkans

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