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China: Development, Openness and Cooperation

by H.E. Pang Chunxue, Ambassador of the People’s Republic of China to Albania Seventy-seven years ago, Chairman Mao Zedong proudly declared to the world: “The Chinese people have stood up!” Through reform

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Saudi Arabia: Vision, Peace and Partnership

By Turki bin Ibrahim Al-MadiAmbassador of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia to the Republic of Albania National Day is an occasion to recall the historic journey of the unification of the Kingdom

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Genc Pollo, President of Paneuropa-Albania

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No More Fake Enlargement

By Genc Pollo Tirana Times, September 21, 2026 – At Thessaloniki in June 2003, the European Union made a promise that sounded historic and irreversible. The heads of state and government declared

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Editorial: Elections: The present and the future of a democratic society

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Parliamentary elections are a good time to evaluate the functioning of democracy in a country like Albania. Was this electoral process better than previous ones? Is Albanian society more democratic now than

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The Emperor’s new clothes: Serbia’s first female gay prime minister

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By Aleksandar PavloviÄ‡ Seemingly against all odds, Serbian new President and previous Prime Minister Aleksandar VuÄiÄ‡ named as his successor Ana BrnabiÄ‡, a young, Western-educated lesbian. “I love VuÄiÄ‡!” , emphatically shouted

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Preliminary conclusions of the international election observers

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Prepared by OSCE/ODHIR, EU and CoE International Observer Mission The 25 June 2017 parliamentary elections took place following a political agreement between the leaders of the Socialist Party (SP) and Democratic

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Edi Rama during a campaign rally. (Photo: SP Facebook/Handout)

Analysis: How to read Albania’s election results

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Five reasons behind the strong Socialist victory: The prime minister’s abilities, a low turnout, a divided opposition, failures from new parties and a problematic electoral system contributed to the election outcome. By

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Albanian elections: A history of disputed results and conflict

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The following is a historical look at Albanian elections and an analysis of the parties in the current race, their programs, ambitions and coalitions, as well as some background information about the

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Editorial: Albania decides: The future is not what it used to be

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By Alba à‡ela On Sunday, June 25, Albanians will cast their ballots to decide the make-up and course of Albanian political landscape but also the fate of many ongoing key reform processes

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Albania on the eve of elections: A country most vulnerable

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By Alba à‡ela While domestic and international observers have noticed and applauded the reduced rhetorical tension of this political campaign, at least until the fight between the coalition partners started, other developments

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Editorial: The unraveling of an ugly alliance

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The coalition between the Socialist Party and the Socialist Movement for Integration always felt like a forced deal, an unnatural development, an obnoxious handshake. In the entirety of its four years both

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Kosovo: To be or not to be in UNESCO

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By Aleksandar PavloviÄ‡* After Kosovo’s failed UNESCO bid in 2015, the question whether Kosovo should reconsider its prospective 2017 bid is being a matter of fierce disputes, and with new Kosovo right-wing

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Editorial: Why foreign policy is missing from Albania’s electoral campaign

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By ALBERT RAKIPI It is understandable that in a small country like Albania foreign policy is not going to get much attention on the campaign trail. That’s even more the case in

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Sigmar Gabriel, Germanyâ€™s Federal Foreign Minister

The European Union needs strong partners in the Western Balkans

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Speech by German Foreign Minister Sigmar Gabriel at the eighth Aspen Southeast Europe Foreign Ministers’ Conference on May 31. My esteemed fellow Foreign Ministers, Excellencies, Ladies and gentlemen, I am very

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Op-Ed - Page 58

China: Development, Openness and Cooperation

Saudi Arabia: Vision, Peace and Partnership

No More Fake Enlargement

Editorial: Elections: The present and the future of a democratic society

The Emperor’s new clothes: Serbia’s first female gay prime minister

Preliminary conclusions of the international election observers

Analysis: How to read Albania’s election results

Albanian elections: A history of disputed results and conflict

Editorial: Albania decides: The future is not what it used to be

Albania on the eve of elections: A country most vulnerable

Editorial: The unraveling of an ugly alliance

Kosovo: To be or not to be in UNESCO

Editorial: Why foreign policy is missing from Albania’s electoral campaign

The European Union needs strong partners in the Western Balkans

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