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“Challenges of Academic Integrity in Albanian Universities: An Interview with Migen Qiraxhi”

Interview with Migen Qiraxhi, Project Manager at Qëndresa Qytetare, July 17 In Albania, where higher education is often portrayed as a bridge to opportunity and European integration, the reality on the ground

11 months ago

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Features·Headline·News·Op-Ed·Social Issues·Special

Confronting Corruption Through Voice and Protest: The Albanian Student Example

by Nora Ahmeti The Albanian Student Protests 2018–2019 – A Generation’s Call for Justice and Democratic Reform The student protests in Albania during 2018 and 2019 represent an important chapter in the

1 year ago

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Editorial·Features·News·Social Issues·Special

Corruption in Albanian Higher Education: The Silent Crisis Undermining a Generation

By Vilson Blloshmi In a country where education is often seen as a ticket out of poverty and a bridge toward European integration, the higher education system in Albania is quietly unraveling

1 year ago

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Albania: a nation of poets

Culture·Features·Social Issues·Special

At the European Capital Strasbourg, was held from Nov. 19-24 the annual World Meeting of Poetry organised by the Mots-Arts Association in collaboration with the European Council. The event held at the

8 years ago

7 mins read

‘From Austria with love’’ – a postcard literature

Culture·Features·Special

One of the most notable and successful activities during the Austrian cultural year in Albania, resulted to be the one of literary postcards undertitled ‘’From Austria with love.’’ This activity brought to

8 years ago

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A friend to Albania sends greetings

Culture·Features·Special

A professor of German to Elmira College in New York, Carrie Hooper, sends her greetings to Albania through the Voice of America for Balkans by singing the Albanian national anthem. Hooper is

8 years ago

4 mins read

AIIS regional conference: Rethinking Albania’s foreign policy amid growing populism

Main·Premium·Special

TIRANA, Dec. 12 – Albania’s foreign policy has been crucial in the country’s opening up and economic development following the collapse of the communist regime in the early 1990s, but a quarter

8 years ago

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Austria to conduct three archeological projects

Culture·Features·Special

As the Austro-Hungarian contribute to Albanian archeology has met its first century old anniversary, Austrian and Albanian archeologists gathered in a round table to commemorate the contribution and discuss three new projects

8 years ago

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Where is the National exhibition ‘Onufri’?

Culture·Features·Special

The 24th edition of the national arts exhibition ‘Onufri’ seems to have been cancelled. The exhibition was supposed to conduct an open competition on April, announce the winners on May, and then

8 years ago

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AIIS study unveils costs, benefits of Albania’s slowly progressing judiciary reform

Main·News·Premium·Special

TIRANA, Oct. 30 – More than two years after Albanian MPs approved in last-minute consensus constitutional changes to a long-awaited justice reform, results have been mixed due to delays in the establishment

8 years ago

6 mins read

Polish Secretary of State: “Albania, important stabilizing role in the region”

Features·Premium·Special

Interview with Szymon Szynkowski vel SÄ™k, Polish politician, party activist and local government official. From 2018, he has been serving as the Secretary of State in the Polish Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

8 years ago

7 mins read

Editorial: Justice and governance need to work independently for the good of both

Editorial·Op-Ed·Premium·Special

TIRANA TIMES EDITORIAL The saga of the videos allegedly incriminating the brother of the Minister of Interior Affairs in narco-trafficking is going on. Despite the brother being actually sent to Italy in

8 years ago

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“The Balkans begin at the Rennweg”

In-depth·Op-Ed·Premium·Special

By Johann Sattler “The Balkans begin at the Rennweg (street in the center of Vienna)” – there is hardly any Austrian that doesn’t know this phrase, which is attributed to former Austrian

8 years ago

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Editorial: Reversing demographic decline takes more than baby rewards

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TIRANA TIMES EDITORIAL After commenting for a long time that massive migration is normal and natural and even circular, the Albanian government seems to have caught up with the demographic decline and

8 years ago

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Special - Page 5

‘From Austria with love’’ – a postcard literature

A friend to Albania sends greetings

AIIS regional conference: Rethinking Albania’s foreign policy amid growing populism

Austria to conduct three archeological projects

Where is the National exhibition ‘Onufri’?

AIIS study unveils costs, benefits of Albania’s slowly progressing judiciary reform

Polish Secretary of State: “Albania, important stabilizing role in the region”

Editorial: Justice and governance need to work independently for the good of both

“The Balkans begin at the Rennweg”

Editorial: Reversing demographic decline takes more than baby rewards

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