Op-Ed - Page 91

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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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The Fake And Ridiculous Nationalists Of The Balkans

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By Albert Rakipi Those who have portrayed the leaders of the Balkans as nationalists have been mistaken. That is perhaps a mistake everybody makes initially. At least the last one hundred years

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Serbia: The past holds the future hostage

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By Albert Rakipi Albanian Institute for International Studies If Serbia were indeed a functioning liberal democracy, Foreign Minister Vuk Jermic would have resigned the day after the publication of the International Court

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Albania’s political crisis, a deadlock in the way of European integration: recommendations for EU involvement

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Albania’s political crisis, a deadlock in the way of European integration: recommendations for EU involvement by Alba Cela Introduction On May 10th the observing mission of OSCE/ODHIR called the local elections process

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Slovenia and Albania: Two countries, common interest

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Recently, Tirana Times’ Rudina Hoxha had the honor of interviewing H.E. Mr. Bojan Bertoncelj to discuss Slovenian-Albanian relations and their future prospects. In the beginning of 2010, the Republic of Slovenia established

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Albania in twenty years – Remarkable Progress In International Relations, Rule Of Law Remains Problematic

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Interview with Nicholas Pano By Edlira Majko The Albanian Institute for International Studies and its partners organized last weekend the international conference “Twenty Years After: Rethinking Democracy and State in Albania” where

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Albania in twenty years – Impressive Economic Development

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Albania in twenty years Impressive economic development, but state and institutions still lacking behind Interview with Michael Weichert 1. Friedrich Ebert Foundation (FES) and you personally were one of the organizers of

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Albania in twenty years – The 1990 Agenda Is Still Unfinished

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By Edlira Majko You were one of the co-organizer together with the Albanian Institute for International Studies of the international conference “Twenty Years After: Rethinking Democracy and State in Albania”. What are

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Albania in twenty years – Albania Needs A “Catharsis Period”

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Transition has ended formally, but practically not yet By Edlira Majko The Albanian Institute for International Studies and its partners organized in the end of October the international conference “Twenty Years After:

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Albania in twenty years – The Totalitarian Regime Has Ended But Transition To A Complete Democratic State Is Still Evolving

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By Edlira Majko The Albanian Institute for International Studies and its partners organized in the end of October the international conference “Twenty Years After: Rethinking Democracy and State in Albania” where you

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Albania in twenty years – Albanian Democracy – “Winner Takes All” Logic

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Judith Hoffmann, Political Scientist from Berlin, speaks for Tirana Times: By Edlira Majko Tirana Times: The Albanian Institute for International Studies and its partners organized in the end of October the international

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Albania in twenty years – The 180 Days That Changed Albania

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By Ambassador (retired) Alexandros P. Mallias Special Advisor to ELIAMEP I believe I am one of few ambassadors who did not use note takers during meetings. While I was ambassador to Washington,

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Op-Ed - Page 91

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

The Fake And Ridiculous Nationalists Of The Balkans

Serbia: The past holds the future hostage

Albania’s political crisis, a deadlock in the way of European integration: recommendations for EU involvement

Slovenia and Albania: Two countries, common interest

Albania in twenty years – Remarkable Progress In International Relations, Rule Of Law Remains Problematic

Albania in twenty years – Impressive Economic Development

Albania in twenty years – The 1990 Agenda Is Still Unfinished

Albania in twenty years – Albania Needs A “Catharsis Period”

Albania in twenty years – The Totalitarian Regime Has Ended But Transition To A Complete Democratic State Is Still Evolving

Albania in twenty years – Albanian Democracy – “Winner Takes All” Logic

Albania in twenty years – The 180 Days That Changed Albania

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