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

In 1919, Vatra, a pan-Albanian association functioning as something of a shadow Albanian government in the United States, made an unprecedented request to Secretary of State Robert Lansing: Albania should become an

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In a depopulating Albania, why is the PM campaigning on a promise to make it easier for young people to leave?

If Rama wants to be the prime minister who ushers Albania into the European Union, he must first be the leader who makes Albania worth staying in. By ANDI BALLA In his

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United Arab Emirates ‘s Expanding Influence in Albania – Financial and Political Concerns

By Tirana Times TIRANA, March 20th (Tirana Times ) The Albanian government has nearly doubled the projected cost of its “Smart City” initiative, now expected to cost $118.5 million—up from the initially

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New party representing those persecuted under communism formed

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TIRANA, Jan. 30 – A new political party – Popular Alliance for Justice — which has pledged to represent those who were politically persecuted under Albania’s brutal communist regime was launched in

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Key rate to remain at historic low until late 2017, cbank says

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TIRANA, Feb. 2 – Albania’s central bank says it will continue keeping the key rate at its historic low of 1.25 percent at least until late 2017, governor Gent Sejko has said.

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Albanians take to legal Germany migration after massive asylum refusal

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TIRANA, Jan. 30 – Thousands of Albanians who had their asylum requests to Germany turned down in the past couple of years are thinking of leaving the country again, but this time

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New campaign targets fighting tax evasion among artists

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TIRANA, Jan. 30 – Spared by a tough nationwide campaign against informality a couple of years ago, the Socialist Party-led government has now turned to artists and the creative industry to discipline

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Editorial: The perennial electoral proposals that alas remain just that

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Elections are approaching in Albania and the time is ripe for a portfolio of new ideas about the process that is being discussed in the media and is yielding various interpretations in

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Balkans gripped by hope and fear as Trump takes office

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By Ledion Krisafi TIRANA, Jan. 24 – The U.S. administration under President Donald Trump is being met with hope and fear in the Balkans. Trump’s unorthodox way of doing politics and his

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Andi Dobrushi, the executive director of OSFA Albania

OSFA responds to accusations of undue influence in politics

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TIRANA, Jan.26 – The alleged influence of American billionaire activist George Soros in the country’s political circles has made news in Albania, following the publication of a survey on public trust on

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With EU help, Kosovo, Serbia leaders talk in Brussels to ease tensions

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By Ledion Krisafi TIRANA, Jan. 26 – Serbia’s and Kosovo’s leaders agreed in Brussels to ease the tensions of the last week and to continue the dialogue. But opposed declarations were made

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National Security Council summoned over failure to arrest ‘Balkan Escobar’

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TIRANA, Jan. 25 – Albanian President Bujar Nishani has summoned the National Security Council over the failure of authorities to arrest a man accused of being a notorious drug trafficker, who also

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Opposition slams PM’s healthcare performance

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TIRANA, Jan. 24 – Four years ago, the chairman of the Socialist Party Edi Rama, promised that he would make quality, free health care, a right to all citizens. However, most experts

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Public trust in government sinks to a record low

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TIRANA, Jan. 25 – The level of trust in the Albanian government has plummeted, according to a latest survey. The trust barometer survey by IDRA shows a sharp drop in the levels

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

In a depopulating Albania, why is the PM campaigning on a promise to make it easier for young people to leave?

United Arab Emirates ‘s Expanding Influence in Albania – Financial and Political Concerns

New party representing those persecuted under communism formed

Key rate to remain at historic low until late 2017, cbank says

Albanians take to legal Germany migration after massive asylum refusal

New campaign targets fighting tax evasion among artists

Editorial: The perennial electoral proposals that alas remain just that

Balkans gripped by hope and fear as Trump takes office

OSFA responds to accusations of undue influence in politics

With EU help, Kosovo, Serbia leaders talk in Brussels to ease tensions

National Security Council summoned over failure to arrest ‘Balkan Escobar’

Opposition slams PM’s healthcare performance

Public trust in government sinks to a record low

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News Analysis: A Geopolitical Shift in the Western Balkans?

Deconstructing myths in Albanian-U.S. relations

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Albanian-Turkish relations: The perils of change

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Concerns raised as Tirana mulls exiting ICSID over Becchetti affair €120-million judgement

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