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Kanye West in Tirana: Has a Global Spectacle Become a Political Backfire?

Planned before Albania’s protest movement began, the concert was intended to strengthen the country’s international profile. But public financing, free tickets and a radically changed political context turned it into a debate

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Diana Gellçi’s Question to Reinier de Graaf: What Would You Say Today?

Tirana Times , July 09, 2026 – Tirana Times is publishing below an open public question addressed by Albanian scholar Diana Gellçi, PhD, an Albanian professor based in the United States, to Dutch

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Reinier de Graaf Explains Reinier de Graaf

Tirana Times, June 30, 2026 – When Tirana Times published Reinier de Graaf’s open letter from The Albanian Files, it did so because the text had already become one of the most discussed

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Euro shows signs of upward trend against Albanian lek as tourist season comes to an end

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TIRANA, Sept. 3 – Europe’s single currency has been gaining ground against Albania’s national currency over the past couple of weeks amid ongoing emergency intervention by Albania’s central bank and at a

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Beware of Serbia’s gift

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By Arian Koci When after ten years of war and constant siege against Troy, the ancient Greek army retreated leaving a wooden horse behind as a gift to gods, a Trojan

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Albania’s largest private hospital acquires key Greek rival

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TIRANA, Aug. 24 – Albania’s largest private hospital has consolidated its position in the Albanian private healthcare system by fully acquiring its key rival. Greece-based Hygeia Group says it has sold its

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US-based Albanian organizations divided over museum plans on former notorious labor camp

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TIRANA, Aug. 23 – Albania’s plans to turn an abandoned forced labor camp where hundreds of Albanians considered enemies of the former communist regime are believed to have been killed in the

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Turkey gov’t-owned foundation makes first Albania acquisition to rival Gulen-linked schools

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TIRANA, Aug. 20 – Turkey’s government-owned Maarif Foundation is now officially present in Albania after taking over one of the largest private-run universities in the country, rivalling a bigger network of schools

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US-Turkey crisis – possible implications for Albania

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TIRANA, Aug.15 – A potential escalation of the diplomatic crisis between the United States and Turkey triggering an apparent slowdown in one of the world’s fastest growing economies could have implications for

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Border conflicts in the Balkans

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By Prof. Dr. Blerim Reka Almost three decades after Yugoslavia’s dissolution, the new borders of the Balkans are still not fixed and will likely remain so for the next decade. Only

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Iranian-Canadian father, mujahedeen daughter clash over Albania-based MEK

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TIRANA, Aug. 4 – An Iranian father and daughter have traded accusations against each other over Iranian opposition group Mujahedin-e-Khalq, MEK, whom Albania has offered accommodation under a deal with the United

8 years ago

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Editorial: US report on Albania economic climate should serve as a wake up call

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TIRANA TIMES EDITORIAL If Albania’s government was looking for good news on the economic front, this wasn’t a good week. Despite much touted official numbers showing steady economic growth and lower unemployment,

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President turns down legal changes allegedly easing gambling tax burden

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The following is an updated version of the online article that appeared earlier on Wednesday, Aug.1 TIRANA, Aug. 1 – Albania’s President has turned down some legal changes to the gambling

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Corruption remains top concern for potential U.S. investors to Albania, report shows

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TIRANA, July 31 – The U.S. State Department says Albania continues to remain a difficult place to do business with endemic corruption as the top concern that keeps potential American investors away

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Kanye West in Tirana: Has a Global Spectacle Become a Political Backfire?

Diana Gellçi’s Question to Reinier de Graaf: What Would You Say Today?

Reinier de Graaf Explains Reinier de Graaf

Euro shows signs of upward trend against Albanian lek as tourist season comes to an end

Beware of Serbia’s gift

Albania’s largest private hospital acquires key Greek rival

US-based Albanian organizations divided over museum plans on former notorious labor camp

Turkey gov’t-owned foundation makes first Albania acquisition to rival Gulen-linked schools

US-Turkey crisis – possible implications for Albania

Border conflicts in the Balkans

Iranian-Canadian father, mujahedeen daughter clash over Albania-based MEK

Editorial: US report on Albania economic climate should serve as a wake up call

President turns down legal changes allegedly easing gambling tax burden

Corruption remains top concern for potential U.S. investors to Albania, report shows

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Op/Ed: Is Albania slipping into a one-party system?

From staunch enemy to strategic partner: Albanian-American relations in transition

Editorial: Returning to the real agenda of Albania -Kosovo relations: start with respect.

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