Italy-Albania Migrant Offshoring Deal Tests Respect for Rule of Law

The opening of two Italian-run migrant camps in northwest Albania was a short-lived boon for local villagers. The camps’ fate now hangs in the balance, as a test of Europe’s commitment to the rule of law, rights activists say.

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Ursula von der Leyen in Tirana, welcomed by Rama with an official ceremony

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Rama meets Wendt, U.S. Embassy: A strong partnership is measured by what two nations achieve together

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