Op-Ed - Page 79

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On Autocracy, Hungary, and the Cost of Crying Wolf

by Nikola Kedhi Tirana Times, April 20, 2026 – On the evening of April 12, 2026, Viktor Orbán, Europe’s most scrutinized, most condemned, most exhaustively theorized leader, conceded defeat in a parliamentary

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A US Kosovo Pull-Out? The Wrong Move at a Bad Time

Reports say Washington is considering the withdrawal of US forces from the NATO-led Kosovo Force (KFOR), sparking pushback in Washington and across Europe. By David J. Kostelancik Lawmakers from both parties in

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Corruption Has Already Killed the Economy

By Gjergj Erebara Tirana Times, April 11, 2026 – Prime Minister Edi Rama recently declared that he feels offended by the widespread assumption that his government is systemically corrupt, offering as a

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Justice reform should be consistent with the needs of Albania’s citizens

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By ALEXANDER ARVIZU For the United States, judicial reform in Albania is a priority of the highest echelon. Today’s forum builds upon the momentum from the October 6 meeting hosted by President

11 years ago

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Annus Mirabilis: The road to 1989, and its legacy

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By IVAN VEJVODA VIENNA — In East Berlin, on the night of November 9, 1989, an international order that had originated in Yalta and Potsdam 45 years earlier came to a dramatic

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Remembering the Velvet Revolution

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A quarter century ago, events in Prague opened the door to regain human freedoms and dignity. By BRONISLAVA TOMJOV` I very much appreciate we gathered here today to remember together the events

11 years ago

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Fixing the power sector sets foundation for increased investment, growth and job creation

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By ELLEN GOLDSTEIN I first met the Honorable Prime Minister and the Council of Ministers at a conference in August 2013, where the World Bank was asked to advise the new government

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A new chapter in Albania’s EU integration: Deserved recognition and strong encouragement to pursue reform

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The ‘freeze’ on accessions in the next five years is simply a form of stating an already known fact: none of the pre-accession countries will be ready for membership before the elapse

12 years ago

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Germany is investing in Albania’s future

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In line with Albania’s aim to join the EU, Germany is investing in Albania’s infrastructure to improve living conditions for all Albanians and to make it easier to do business in the

12 years ago

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EU integration: Learning from Croatia’s example

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By TONINO PICULA* Croatia marks its first anniversary of the EU membership in a year which echoes of historical reminiscences. This June we commemorated one hundred years since the outbreak of the

12 years ago

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Pope will find fast-changing church in Albania

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When Pope Francis arrives in Albania this Sunday he will find a very different Catholic Church from the one that his predecessor John Paul II visited two decades ago. By ALTIN RAXHIMI

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FYROM’s NATO membership: Dividing rather than uniting?

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By BLEDAR FETA* As American and European officials scramble to make sense of the Ukrainian crisis and the Israel-Gaza conflict sweeping the Middle East, there is another unstable inter-ethnic crisis in Europe’s

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150 years after the first Geneva Convention, Switzerland and the ICRC call for greater respect for international humanitarian law

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By Didier Burkhalter and Peter Maurer* 150 years ago to the day, the first Geneva Convention for the Amelioration of the Condition of the Wounded and Sick in Armed Forces in the

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The spirits of crowd and no-oneness

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A discourse By SAIMIR LOLJA THE SPIRIT (PSYCHOS) OF CROWD coexists with the human. It is a feature of the history of humankind because the human is naturally a gregarious entity who

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Op-Ed - Page 79

On Autocracy, Hungary, and the Cost of Crying Wolf

A US Kosovo Pull-Out? The Wrong Move at a Bad Time

Corruption Has Already Killed the Economy

Justice reform should be consistent with the needs of Albania’s citizens

Annus Mirabilis: The road to 1989, and its legacy

Remembering the Velvet Revolution

Fixing the power sector sets foundation for increased investment, growth and job creation

A new chapter in Albania’s EU integration: Deserved recognition and strong encouragement to pursue reform

Germany is investing in Albania’s future

EU integration: Learning from Croatia’s example

Pope will find fast-changing church in Albania

FYROM’s NATO membership: Dividing rather than uniting?

150 years after the first Geneva Convention, Switzerland and the ICRC call for greater respect for international humanitarian law

The spirits of crowd and no-oneness

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The Re-election of Donald Trump and its Implications

In the Eye of the Storm – Farmers of Albania

Kosovo is not fashionable!

A wasted chance for internal party democracy

Elmar Brok: Berisha calls for liberation – Rama’s power crumbles

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