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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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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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Poland. Her middle name is History

Op-Ed

by KAROL NAWROCKI President of the National Remembrance Institute. We want to tell you about the extraordinary history of Poland, a country that has not only suffered as few other countries have,

4 years ago

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Genc Pollo: I call for an Extraordinary Congress of the Democratic Party

Op-Ed

By GENC POLLO* 1-The project of hope and faith still pending Since the failure in the general elections of April 25, the Democratic Party unfortunately has not yet come up with a

4 years ago

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The German cold shoulder to Open Balkans

Editorial·Op-Ed

The most recent visit of outgoing Chancellor Angela Merkel to the region, specifically to Serbia and Albania, was scrutinized into one singular dimension: whether she would endorse the controversial ‘Open Balkans’ initiative.

4 years ago

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Hypocrisy Concept. Man and Woman Sitting on Huge Mask Separated on Smiling and Sad Crying Parts. Male and Female Characters Lying to Each Other, Hide Real Emotions Cartoon Flat Vector Illustration

The bitter irony of the “right moment” to depart politics

Op-Ed

Before anyone even takes their seat in the new session of the Albanian Parliament, scheduled to have the inaugural meeting next week, the act of demission performed in a careful media savvy

4 years ago

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Losing our captain Jorgji Qirjako

Editorial·Op-Ed

“Dear Jorgji you are one of my dearest friends because both you and I know how to value the spiritual heritage of Kolonja. You re a wise man, a man of real

4 years ago

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The Path Ahead for the U.S.- Albania Relationship

Op-Ed

By Ambassador Yuri Kim August in Albania is a time for well-earned rest and relaxation, and like many of you, I will also be taking a break from work. At the same

4 years ago

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Kosovo-Serbia dialogue is not ripe for resolution

Op-Ed·Premium

by Altin Gjeta Kosovo’s Prime Minister Albin Kurti and Serbia’s President Aleksander Vucic met last week in Brussels for the second time within the framework of the EU-facilitated Prishtina-Belgrade dialogue on the

4 years ago

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OSCE/ODIHR final report on April 25 elections: From bad to worse?

Editorial·Op-Ed

The OSCE / ODIHR released this week its final report on Albania’s April 25 parliamentary elections. Its findings triggered different reactions from all political camps and the international community based in Tirana.

4 years ago

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Catching the Big Fish: Low-Grade Officials at the MoI responsible for 28 Million USD Scandal.

Op-Ed

In Albania, the battle against corruption starts and ends at the bottom. 9 Government Officials were indicted last Friday by the Special Prosecution Services for rigging tender procedures related to the purchase

4 years ago

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Analysis: The new EU accessions methodology: Is it enough to pull the Western Balkans in?

Op-Ed·Region

by Zoran Nechev, Dragan Tilev, Jovana Marović and Alba Çela Introduction In times when the European Union is struggling to grow stronger from the crisis caused by the Covid-19 pandemic, its efforts

4 years ago

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Europe and the Balkans – opening Pandora’s box?

Op-Ed

By George A. Papandreou Almost 20 years ago, in 2003, the European future of the Western Balkans looked secure: The European Council had adopted the Thessaloniki Agenda. This was a new and

4 years ago

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Op-Ed - Page 17

Obituary

Türkiye and Albania: From Shared Past to Strategic Future

Albania–Kosovo Rift Weakens the Albanian Voice

Poland. Her middle name is History

Genc Pollo: I call for an Extraordinary Congress of the Democratic Party

The German cold shoulder to Open Balkans

The bitter irony of the “right moment” to depart politics

Losing our captain Jorgji Qirjako

The Path Ahead for the U.S.- Albania Relationship

Kosovo-Serbia dialogue is not ripe for resolution

OSCE/ODIHR final report on April 25 elections: From bad to worse?

Catching the Big Fish: Low-Grade Officials at the MoI responsible for 28 Million USD Scandal.

Analysis: The new EU accessions methodology: Is it enough to pull the Western Balkans in?

Europe and the Balkans – opening Pandora’s box?

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A wasted chance for internal party democracy

In the Eye of the Storm – Farmers of Albania

Fostering a thirst for knowledge: the key to building the world of tomorrow

Interview, Ismail Kadare: All Totalitarian Regimes Are Mad

How would Europe look today without Albania?

The State Agency for Innovation and Excellence – A Wolf in Sheep’s Clothing?

The Re-election of Donald Trump and its Implications

Kosovo is not fashionable!

Vlora Airport Stirs Security Fears Over Russian Links

Albania Beats Serbia, Keeps World Cup Dream Alive

Judge’s Killing in Courtroom Shakes Albania’s Justice System