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NATO’s Ankara Summit and Albania’s Uncertain Moment

Tirana Times, July 07, 2026 – The next NATO Summit, where the leaders of Allied member states gather annually, will take place on July 7–8, 2026, at the Presidential Complex in Ankara.

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A salute to America

By Marco Rubio Two hundred and fifty years ago today, in a brick hall in Philadelphia, our forefathers declared their independence from the most powerful empire on earth. They were not fools.

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Dr. Arben Ramkaj is Chairman at the Institute for Cultural and Religious Dialogues in Albania. He is also Director of the Middle East and Muslim World Department at the Albanian Institute for International Studies (AIIS).

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From the Nile to the Balkans

By Dr. Arben Ramkaj Tirana Times, July 3, 2026 – If you sit by the banks of the Nile on a quiet afternoon and allow its serene flow to guide your thoughts,

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Editorial: Justice and governance need to work independently for the good of both

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TIRANA TIMES EDITORIAL The saga of the videos allegedly incriminating the brother of the Minister of Interior Affairs in narco-trafficking is going on. Despite the brother being actually sent to Italy in

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Editorial: ‘Straight out of ‘Gomorrah’: the story of an abused girl and what is wrong with Albania

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To the follower of novels or drama series such as ‘Gomorrah’ or ‘Narcos’, the story that has gripped the Albanian political and public debate in the last days would seem extremely familiar.

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Day of German unity: Albania, a reliable partner for over three decades

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By Susanne Schà¼tz* On this 3rd of October, 28 years ago, German reunification was sealed and brought to an end the painful division of Europe into East and West. For Albania, too,

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‘The Munich Agreement is 80 years old’

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By Alexander Karpushin* An “agreement” that went down in history as the “Munich Betrayal” of the four powers – Germany, Italy, Britain and France, was concluded in Munich 80 years ago on

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“The Balkans begin at the Rennweg”

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By Johann Sattler “The Balkans begin at the Rennweg (street in the center of Vienna)” – there is hardly any Austrian that doesn’t know this phrase, which is attributed to former Austrian

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Editorial: Reversing demographic decline takes more than baby rewards

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TIRANA TIMES EDITORIAL After commenting for a long time that massive migration is normal and natural and even circular, the Albanian government seems to have caught up with the demographic decline and

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For the EU, the Western Balkans always a geopolitical competition issue

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By Alba Cela Jan Claude Juncker has come a long way in these few years from the first time he took over the Commission and delivered a Bush-patterned ‘read my lips- no

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Editorial: Kosovo and Serbia: the grim return to ground zero

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The idea of discussing new ‘corrected’ borders between Kosovo and Serbia, in an alleged attempt to reach a final solution to the most complex issue in the region, has been the subject

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Greek foreign policy towards Kosovo and the region – implications for the Albanian-Greek relations

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By Dr. Ledion Krisafi – Senior AIIS researcher Introduction Kosovo’s February 2008 declaration of independence was confronted with different reactions by different countries of the Balkans and the Southeastern Europe in general.

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Editorial: The sad spectacle unfolds as TVs go dark

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TIRANA TIMES EDITORIAL The evening of the 10th of September as well as a few days after that one could observe a sad show outside of the shop doors of the companies

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Editorial: In parliament, new season, old divisions

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It’s a new parliamentary season in Albania, but the same old story of deep political divisions continues. And in the process, it is creating a negative climate that focuses on narrow interests

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Op-Ed - Page 46

NATO’s Ankara Summit and Albania’s Uncertain Moment

A salute to America

From the Nile to the Balkans

Editorial: Justice and governance need to work independently for the good of both

Editorial: ‘Straight out of ‘Gomorrah’: the story of an abused girl and what is wrong with Albania

Day of German unity: Albania, a reliable partner for over three decades

‘The Munich Agreement is 80 years old’

“The Balkans begin at the Rennweg”

Editorial: Reversing demographic decline takes more than baby rewards

For the EU, the Western Balkans always a geopolitical competition issue

Editorial: Kosovo and Serbia: the grim return to ground zero

Greek foreign policy towards Kosovo and the region – implications for the Albanian-Greek relations

Editorial: The sad spectacle unfolds as TVs go dark

Editorial: In parliament, new season, old divisions

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