After Albania’s Election: Socialists’ Huge Majority Rings Alarm for Democracy

With 83 of parliament’s 140 seats, the ruling Socialists have never been stronger. In the first of a series on Albania’s post-election political landscape, BIRN examines how democratic standards and the struggle against corruption could be affected.

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Kosova and Albania advance cooperation on Mediterranean Games “Prishtina 2030”

TIRANA, April 21 – The Government of Kosova approved a draft law on Monday ratifying agreements with the Council of Ministers of Albania for the organisation of the Mediterranean Games “Prishtina 2030”. The decision marks a formal step in joint preparations for the event. Kosova Prime Minister Albin Kurti said …

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Albania moves to align services market law with European Union standards

TIRANA, April 21 – The Parliamentary Committee on Europe and Foreign Affairs approved a draft law on the freedom of establishment and provision of services in Albania. The legislation aims to align domestic rules with European Union market regulations. Lawmaker Anila Denaj, who sponsored the bill, said the reform strengthens …

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Saro: Experiences shape destination value, not only travel

Laura Saro said tourism acts as a form of cultural diplomacy between people and economies. She spoke at the first Albite conference, where AIDA took part. She said tourism connects cultures and builds long-term relationships. She linked tourism to economic development and international cooperation. Saro emphasized authentic experiences. She highlighted …