By AURON TARE Quite by accident I came across a luxurious volume, bound with so much care and published in the name of such a serious institution as is the Athen’s Benaki Museum. The volume is entitled, “Through Romantic Eyes.”
By Henri ȩli The impression the 2007 EU Report leaves in its wake, conjures up reminders of the times of Communist self-criticism. No parallel can be drawn between that and the rationale behind the drafting of the Report, but the
By Dr. Ibrahim Aktoz Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) is a concept that organizations, especially (but not only) corporations, have an obligation to consider the interests of customers, employees, shareholders, communities, and ecological considerations in all aspects of their operations. This
Amidst signs of an emerging Putin personality cult among Kosovo Serbs, many locals doubt how far Russia would go to give them support By Igor Milic in Northern Mitrovica At first sight Sumadija Square in the heart of the northern,
By Janusz Bugajski Wolfgang Ischinger, the EU representative in current talks on final status, is in a muddle over Kosova. With increasing frustration visible over the absence of EU unity, some Union delegates may be seeing the mirage of a
By Professor MENTOR PETRELA Albania spends 70 Euro per capita on health With a mere 3 per cent of the GDP it is nigh on impossible for the health system to survive. In other words to enjoy sound health there
By Janusz Bugajski Portuguese Foreign Minister Luis Amado has contrasted EU disunity on the question of Kosova with the stance of the U.S. and Russia. While Washington and Moscow have clear positions “an EU position simply does not exist” thus
By Blerta Hoxha Two years ago, the government decided to introduce a new and apparently emancipating practice regarding the relation between state institutions and employees of the public administration. A decision taken by the administration stated that from now onwards
NEW YORK, Oct. 4 – Following is the speech of the Albanian Prime Minister Sali Berisha held at the United Nations’ General Assembly 62nd session Sep. 28. As a representative of a country that suffered one of the most totalitarian
By Urim Bajrami After a hot summer, during which the Socialist leader, Edi Rama, refused to back his predecessor, Fatos Nano, in his failed bid for Albania’s presidency, the country’s main opposition party now appears to be heading for an
