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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

1 week ago

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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

1 week ago

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Learning from past mistakes and moving ahead – in the wake of the Albanian elections

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by Genc Pollo The surprise of the D’Hondt formula according to the old law In the first days of this week after the election results were announced, I conducted a computer exercise,

5 years ago

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The pride of the Republic of Poland

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The 230th anniversary of the enactment of the Polish Constitution, the first in Europe, should be an inspiring holiday for the whole of today’s Europe by Andrzej DUDA Filled with the joy

5 years ago

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A member of parliament and one of Albania’s wealthiest business owners, Tom Doshi, has been at the center of a political storm this week.

Tom Doshi wins Albania

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The election results are still being counted and there might as well be surprises around the corner. However, the current consolidated trend with around 40 percent of the national ballots being counted

5 years ago

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Albania – elections 25 April – Rotation as braking to allow turning

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By Fatos Lubonja Before writing this pre-election analysis, I decided to read what I have written nine years ago, on the eve of the 2013 elections. I noticed, with some surprise, how

5 years ago

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The lives of others, the vote of the party

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900000 citizens paired with “political patrons” prior to general elections An online media investigation revealed this week in Albania that the personal data of more than 900.000 citizens, living in Tirana, a

5 years ago

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A short-lived strike that shook the Albanian scarecrow state

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The non-strike, non-rebellion, non- coup interruption of work by the Albanian air traffic controllers which grounded planes and halted all air traffic form the international airport of Rinas had the half-life of

5 years ago

3 mins read

Elections in a captured state

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By Veton Surroi Is Albania a captured state? Why? Is it alone, or a mere part of a group of other captured Western Balkan states? Those are the questions I looked at

6 years ago

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Trafficking of human beings is a social justice issue

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An op-ed by Head of the OSCE Presence in Albania, Ambassador Vincenzo Del Monaco, published in Albanian Daily News newspaper on 14 April 2021 Trafficking in Human Beings is not a faded,

6 years ago

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Kim: The US is a staunch supporter of Albania’s justice reform

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I am proud to be here today as the U.S. Ambassador to Albania, celebrating together with our Albanian colleagues, this historic occasion: the 30th anniversary of the reestablishment of U.S.-Albanian diplomatic relations.

6 years ago

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The Process or the Result? The need to revisit the Western Balkans EU integration process.

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By Genc Pollo During the 2005 general election campaign, a senior opposition figure stated that in the event of his party winning, Albania would join the European Union within five to six

6 years ago

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Building an unshakeable bridge – Përparim KALO

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TT: Honorable Judge Kalo. We were pleased to have you attend the conference organized by AIIS on the occasion of the 30th anniversary of the reestablishment of diplomatic relations between the US

6 years ago

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Op-Ed - Page 25

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

Learning from past mistakes and moving ahead – in the wake of the Albanian elections

The pride of the Republic of Poland

Tom Doshi wins Albania

Albania – elections 25 April – Rotation as braking to allow turning

The lives of others, the vote of the party

A short-lived strike that shook the Albanian scarecrow state

Elections in a captured state

Trafficking of human beings is a social justice issue

Kim: The US is a staunch supporter of Albania’s justice reform

The Process or the Result? The need to revisit the Western Balkans EU integration process.

Building an unshakeable bridge – Përparim KALO

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