TIRANA, Sept. 27, 2022 – The past, present and future of relations between Albania and the United States were the focus of a conference held in Tirana on Tuesday by the Albanian Institute for International Studies to mark the 100th
Institutional coordination and compliance in the EU accession process of Albania. By Gentian Elezi. The purpose of the book is to explain the institutional coordination and its challenges, in the process of implementing the transposed EU policies and legal acts
TIRANA, Sept. 13, 2022 – Grand Master Hetem Qerimaj, one of Albania’s most important and passionate orchestra players — a violin virtuoso — has passed away at 88, his son Fatos announced on social media. Hetem was the patriarch of
By Keida Kostreci Born and raised in a small Jewish community in Albania, Anna Kohen has a special relation with her hometown, Vloren. Her new book “The Flower of Vlora” as she herself says, is a present for the next
TIRANA, June 23, 2022 – The ruins of the 2,000-year-old ancient Illyrian city of Bassania may have been found by Polish and Albanian archaeologists working in northwestern Albania. Archaeologists from the University of Warsaw said have discovered the remnants of
Review by Simone Susanne Kussatz With the world facing a climate crisis that is leaving millions of people hungry, the global decline in democracy accelerating, the Russian-Ukraine war still raging and food prizes being on fire, Fabio Seferi’s short film
By Kristoffer Leandoer Literature is catholic in the original meaning of the word, that is general and all-embracing. Books are for everyone. Literature belongs to anyone who wants a share in it, who is prepared to take it in and
By Dr. Joana Kosho “I have no future, so why would I care for the past that brought me to this sad, helpless point?” The lives of many characters, like Vicky, Sophie, Mark and other people from different backgrounds are
Experts at the Albanian Institute for International Studies say the agreement is a welcomed move and could help in added research on Albania’s special relationship with the Jewish people and to counter negative narratives. TIRANA, Jan. 26 – A bilateral
Albanian Foreign Policy- The Perils of Change a new book from Albert Rakipi The Balkans and the region’s neighbors have been the main subject of Albania’s foreign policy since the fall of the communist regime 30 years ago. From once
