Op-Ed - Page 19

Op-Ed

Who Loses Power When the Map Changes?

Fifteen municipalities are expected to disappear under Albania’s proposed new territorial map. While the government presents the reform as a matter of efficiency and consolidation, communities that may lose municipal status fear

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Can Albania Follow Hungary’s Example in Scrutinizing Officials’ Wealth?

By Zef Preci Tirana Times, September 30, 2026 – For more than two decades, Albania has had legislation requiring senior public officials to declare their assets and financial interests. Yet persistent concerns

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Building a pathway to peace: Working together to return Ukrainian children, detained civilians and prisoners of war

By H.E. Mrs. Elissa Golberg, Ambassador of Canada to Italy, Albania, Malta and San Marino; Yulia Gorokhovska, Chargés d’affaires, Embassy of Ukraine in Albania and H.E. Mr. Arne Sannes Bjørnstad, Ambassador of

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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

4 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

4 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

4 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

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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

5 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

5 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

5 years ago

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The Budapest-Vilnius segment and the Kyiv-Tirana-Pristina triangle

Op-Ed

By GENC POLLO Back 28 years ago in Budapest, on December 5, 1994, I participated as a member of the Albanian delegation in the summit of the Conference on Security and Cooperation

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Ireland’s forgotten humanitarian aid to Albania, 1945-1947

Features·Op-Ed

By Dr Jérôme aan de Wiel, School of History, University College Cork (UCC) Cork, Ireland In February 1939, Professor Mary Ryan, Ireland’s first ever female professor working in the university of Cork

5 years ago

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Let’s Give a Chance to a New Era of Youth Change Makers

Op-Ed

An op-ed by Co-ordinator of OSCE Economic and Environmental Activities Igli Hasani and Head of the OSCE Presence in Albania Vincenzo Del Monaco published on Albanian Daily News newspaper, 28 February 2022

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Op-Ed - Page 19

Who Loses Power When the Map Changes?

Can Albania Follow Hungary’s Example in Scrutinizing Officials’ Wealth?

Building a pathway to peace: Working together to return Ukrainian children, detained civilians and prisoners of war

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

The Budapest-Vilnius segment and the Kyiv-Tirana-Pristina triangle

Ireland’s forgotten humanitarian aid to Albania, 1945-1947

Let’s Give a Chance to a New Era of Youth Change Makers

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