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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

3 months ago

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Big hotels, restaurants handed 30-day ban for tax evasion

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TIRANA, July 30 – Big Albania seaside hotels and restaurants are facing temporary closure penalties for failing to comply with tax authorities during the peak tourist season as part of a nationwide

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Underperforming revenue, stronger national currency trigger mid-year budget cut

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TIRANA, July 27 – Underperforming revenue in the first half of this year has forced the Albanian government to undertake a mid-year budget cut in what has become a common practice to

8 years ago

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Editorial: Back to the future: The return of borders and migrants

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Increasingly, when it comes to borders, Europe appears to be going back to the future. A decade after most countries under the EU banner shed barriers dividing them to allow the free

8 years ago

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Poles lead tourist growth as Albania climbs among top travel destinations

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TIRANA, July 24 – Poles are leading the hike in Albania tourist arrivals for a second year in a row as Albania has climbed to one of the top 7 most popular

8 years ago

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Alleged airport concessionaire’s abusive charges under probe

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TIRANA, July 23 – The Albanian government is looking for a consultant to carry out a review of the concession contract it has with the Tirana International Airport, the country’s sole airport

8 years ago

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Editorial: From the fall of the justice system to the fall of justice in Albania

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TIRANA TIMES EDITORIAL For all intents and purposes, day after day, we are currently witnessing the fall of the justice system in Albania. This is happening through the removal from office of

8 years ago

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Vienna Institute downgrades Albania’s 2018 outlook on ‘unprecedented’ currency appreciation

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TIRANA, July 16 – The Vienna Institute for International Economic Studies has slightly revised downward Albania’s 2018 economic outlook, citing an ‘unprecedented appreciation’ of Albania’s national currency against Europe’s single currency. In

8 years ago

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Editorial: The problem with newsless summits

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It has been a week of important international summits for Albania on paper. First, Western Balkan leaders met with key EU counterparts in London to discuss the region’s EU future as part

8 years ago

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Albania plans two new airports to break international flights monopoly

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TIRANA, July 12 – Albania is preparing to launch two new airports that would break the current de facto monopoly that the Tirana International Airport has on international flights in an operation

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Gov’t blames euro’s free fall for revenue slowdown

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TIRANA, July 9 – The Albanian government has blamed the slowdown in tax revenue collected in the first half of the year on the free fall of Europe’s single currency against Albania’s

8 years ago

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Balkan Barometer survey: Albanian households, businesses remain largely pessimistic

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TIRANA, July 6 – Albanian households and businesses remain largely pessimistic and expectations for this year are not much optimistic, according to a Balkan Barometer survey published by the Regional Cooperation Council

8 years ago

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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

Big hotels, restaurants handed 30-day ban for tax evasion

Underperforming revenue, stronger national currency trigger mid-year budget cut

Editorial: Back to the future: The return of borders and migrants

Poles lead tourist growth as Albania climbs among top travel destinations

Alleged airport concessionaire’s abusive charges under probe

Editorial: From the fall of the justice system to the fall of justice in Albania

Vienna Institute downgrades Albania’s 2018 outlook on ‘unprecedented’ currency appreciation

Editorial: The problem with newsless summits

Albania plans two new airports to break international flights monopoly

Gov’t blames euro’s free fall for revenue slowdown

Balkan Barometer survey: Albanian households, businesses remain largely pessimistic

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