Op-Ed - Page 74

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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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Tens of student protesters camped in front of police headquarters demanding the release of their friends. â€œBring us blankets,â€ they chanted, indicating they would sleep at the door of the police station. (Photo: Tirana Times)

Editorial: Progressive organizers should challenge deaf political elites more often

Editorial·Op-Ed

University of Tirana student protesters threw eggs and chanted angry slogans at Prime Minister Edi Rama as he left a meeting on campus this week in what appears to have been an

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Turkish snap elections: Single party rule goes to AKP as voters opt for stability

Free to Read·Op-Ed

By HAMDI FIRAT BàœYàœK* After five months of political turmoil, repeated acts terror and the loss of hundreds of lives following the June 7 elections, Turks took to the polls to vote

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Te head of the OSCE office in Albania, Ambassador Florian Rauning, said the summary was “merely a collection of information from reports in the Albanian media and allegations circulating publicly.” (Photo: OSCE)

Freedom of expression: Progress and persisting challenges in Albania and the region

Free to Read·Op-Ed

By Ambassador FLORIAN RAUNIG* When observing the media situation in South East Europe today, there are some peculiarities that seem to be specific for this region, while others represent more universal challenges

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Editorial: Doing more to remain economically competitive

Editorial·Op-Ed

There was bad news on the economic front this week, as Albania took a dive an in important index that measures the ease of doing business worldwide and is seen as a

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Spaà§ Prison, ‘A sobering reminder of the sacrifices made by those who fought for freedom and against tyranny’

Free to Read·Op-Ed

By Donald Lu* My colleagues and I visited Spaà§ today and were struck by the irony of the story of human brutality at this prison juxtaposed against the beauty of the rugged

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Funds gained through painful reform should be invested wisely

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TIRANA TIMES EDITORIAL This week, the Albanian government declared success in its year-long efforts to discipline consumers of electricity in this country. The state-owned power distribution company, OSHEE, has collected about $500

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Dealing with domestic violence: The culture of silence must end

Free to Read·Op-Ed

By Robert Wilton* Domestic violence is not just physical abuse – hitting or kicking – but also includes insults, threats of physical harm, rape and a range of controlling behaviours. Women are

11 years ago

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The national team today has as many players ethnic Albanian players born in Kosovo, Switzerland or Germany as it does players born in Albania itself. (Photo: Archives)

Put on a plis, we’re going to Paris

Editorial·Free to Read·Op-Ed

An underdog national team achieving its first-ever major tournament qualifications shows how a united people can be successful in Europe TIRANA TIMES EDITORIAL If you live in Albania or anywhere where there

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Editorial: Governance quality should be focus of any cabinet reshuffle

Editorial·Op-Ed

While there is a lot of talk in Albanian media about a possible reshuffle mid-mandate for the Albanian government, the motivation for any changes should be to provide a better quality of

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Op-Ed: Why meaningful justice sector reform is vital

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By Robert Wilton* Justice systems, like justice careers, are a journey. In my country, the UK, we have just celebrated the 800 year anniversary of one of our greatest justice system milestones.

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Op-Ed: ‘A good day for Europe and a good day for Albania’

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By Hellmut Hoffmann* Twenty five years ago today, on 3 October 1990, after nearly half a century of division, the reunification of Germany took place. After the fall of the wall in

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Op-Ed - Page 74

China: Development, Openness and Cooperation

Saudi Arabia: Vision, Peace and Partnership

No More Fake Enlargement

Editorial: Progressive organizers should challenge deaf political elites more often

Turkish snap elections: Single party rule goes to AKP as voters opt for stability

Freedom of expression: Progress and persisting challenges in Albania and the region

Editorial: Doing more to remain economically competitive

Spaà§ Prison, ‘A sobering reminder of the sacrifices made by those who fought for freedom and against tyranny’

Funds gained through painful reform should be invested wisely

Dealing with domestic violence: The culture of silence must end

Put on a plis, we’re going to Paris

Editorial: Governance quality should be focus of any cabinet reshuffle

Op-Ed: Why meaningful justice sector reform is vital

Op-Ed: ‘A good day for Europe and a good day for Albania’

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