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TIRANA, March 27 – Century-old stereotypes, paradoxes and myths dating back to Albania’s independence and World War II continue to hold back relations between Albania and its southern neighbor Greece even after a quarter of century from the collapse of communism in Albania when about half a million of Albanians moved to live and work in Greece, and the larger and more prosperous neighboring country is NATO ally and supporter of Albania’s EU integration and top investor and trading partner in Albania. The comments came at a day-long conference on “Re-examining Albania-Greece relations; challenges of the present, prospects for the…
