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Karakaçi Meets Lorkowski to Review Albania’s Energy Progress

Karakaçi meets Lorkowski to review Albania’s energy progress. Officials discuss Albania’s energy sector performance. The Minister of Infrastructure and Energy, Enea Karakaçi, hosts Artur Lorkowski, Director of the Energy Community Secretariat, in Tirana. Both sides review Albania’s progress report in the energy sector. They exchange views on expectations for 2026. …

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Rama: No blockage in Albania’s EU negotiation process

Rama says there is no blockage in Albania’s EU negotiation process. He makes the statement during a meeting in Berat with pensioners. First, he presents government support policies. Then, he updates citizens on EU integration progress. Next, he responds to the EU Ambassador, Silvio Gonzato. He says negotiations continue normally. …

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PACEP II: A Project Aiming to Strengthen Parliamentary Oversight in Albania

In a context where the quality of governance and institutional transparency are increasingly at the center of public and political debate, the project “Support to Parliament and Civil Society” (PACEP II) comes as a direct intervention to address some of the most structural challenges of the country’s democratic system. This …

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Fuel Prices Increase in Albania

The Transparency Board held its regular meeting this Friday, April 10, 2026, where it set the ceiling prices for the sale of petroleum by-products in the country. According to the decision, the retail price of diesel (standard SSH EN 590) will be no more than 217 ALL per liter, while …

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Fuel Prices: Transport Associations Warn Ministries – Public Services at Risk

Public transport associations in the country have warned of a possible service disruption starting next week due to rising costs and a lack of institutional support. According to sector representatives, the increase in fuel prices, along with rising maintenance and spare parts costs, has placed operators in a difficult financial …

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Kosovo Police Detain Serbian Youths Carrying Inciting Materials

The Kosovo Police detained a group of Serbian youths carrying inciting materials on Friday morning in Jarinje. According to sources within security institutions, cited by KosovoPress, the case involves six Serbian youths who were transporting materials with nationalist and provocative content. According to the same sources, the materials contained content …

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Pasta Ola and flour Ola go global: A mediterranean brand expands across 4 continents

From Albanian kitchens to international markets, Ola Foods is building a presence that goes beyond local borders. Known for products such as quality flour and premium pasta, the Albanian brand has strengthened its position not only in Albania, but also in markets such as Italy, the United States and the …

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Week in Review: High Ambitions and Missed Opportunities

Our selection of Premium stories this week takes a look at future goals as well as lost opportunities from the past. Original post Here

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Diaspora Summit seen as key cooperation platform, EU membership remains strategic priority for Albania

TIRANA, April 10 – Foreign Minister Ferit Hoxha said the Fourth Diaspora Summit represents an important national event aimed at strengthening ties between Albanian institutions and citizens living abroad. He spoke during a media conference ahead of the gathering. He said the main objective is to turn the summit into …

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Finance minister urges wage transparency and sector formalisation in tourism meeting in Berat

TIRANA, April 10 – Finance Minister Petrit Malaj met tourism businesses in Berat to discuss sector challenges and tax compliance. He was joined by Tax Administration Director General Ilir Binaj. The meeting focused on cooperation with tax authorities and progress in implementing the operational plan for the region. During the …

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Rama Reinstalls Chairs Broken by Students Yesterday: Come to Dialogue, 1,001 Grievances Do Not Justify Violence

Prime Minister Edi Rama renewed his call for dialogue on Wednesday morning, putting back the chairs he had set up the previous day, which students had demonstratively rejected. He said there may be 1,001 grievances and problems, but none of them justify violence. “There are a thousand and one grievances, …

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University Lecturers’ Union Announces Teaching Boycott Starting Today: We Support Students’ Demands

The head of the University Lecturers’ Union, Sandër Kovaçi, announced in a statement to the media that the union has declared a teaching boycott starting today, October 21, until further notice. He said lecturers support students’ demands for quality education and called for a full and independent investigation into the …

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“We Will Pursue Those Wearing Hoods Relentlessly,” Rama Says: Register for Violent Individuals, Airport Access to Be Restricted

Prime Minister Edi Rama described the acts of violence during eight days of protests in Albania as orchestrated by domestic and foreign elements seeking to destabilise Albania and other European countries. During a meeting with representatives of Albania’s banking sector, Rama announced that the government would soon introduce a package …

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Serbians Abroad Organize to Vote Amid Obstacles

Ahead of Serbia’s high-stakes snap parliamentary elections on Sunday, citizens abroad are organising shared transport and accommodation to reach polling stations, sometimes thousands of kilometres away. Original post Here

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PM Rama renews call for dialogue as chairs return outside Prime Minister’s Office

Prime Minister Edi Rama has renewed his call for dialogue with protesters. He has once again placed chairs outside the Prime Minister’s Office. Signs invite citizens and social groups to discuss their concerns and demands. In a video posted on social media, Rama acknowledged that citizens have many reasons to …

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Cloudy weather as rain gradually spreads across Albania

Albania will experience unstable weather conditions on Wednesday, according to the Military Meteorological Service. Moderate to dense clouds will cover the country. Light rain will begin in the morning along the coast before gradually spreading inland. Meanwhile, northwestern areas may experience moderate showers and thunderstorms with lightning. Southerly winds will …

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Free legal aid supports citizens facing injustice

Justice Minister Toni Gogu stressed the importance of free legal aid for citizens facing disputes who cannot afford a lawyer. In a social media post, he said violence could not resolve disagreements. Every citizen should have the opportunity to defend their rights and seek solutions through the law. Gogu stressed …

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Lara Colturi Ready for Next Challenge at Sölden World Cup

Albanian skier Lara Colturi is preparing for her next challenge as the new Ski World Cup season gets underway in Sölden, Austria. Tourism, Culture and Sport Minister Blendi Gonxhja shared footage of Colturi during training and wished her success in the upcoming competition. “Lara Colturi is ready for her next …

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Albania Reaffirms Support for KFOR and Stability in Kosovo

Albanian Defence Minister Ermal Nufi met with Major General Roberto Vergori, the new commander of NATO’s Kosovo Force (KFOR), in Tirana on October 20. They discussed KFOR’s role in ensuring security and stability in Kosovo and maintaining peace across the region. During the meeting, Nufi highlighted the importance of KFOR …

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Koçiu: Government Open to Dialogue with Students, but Not with Those Who Use Violence

Albanian Deputy Prime Minister Albana Koçiu has reaffirmed the government’s readiness to hold talks with students and citizens, while ruling out dialogue with those who damage public and private property. In an interview with Klan News on October 20, Koçiu condemned the violence during recent protests in Tirana. She said …

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Rama Reinstalls Chairs Broken by Students Yesterday: Come to Dialogue, 1,001 Grievances Do Not Justify Violence

Prime Minister Edi Rama renewed his call for dialogue on Wednesday morning, putting back the chairs he had set up the previous day, which students had demonstratively rejected. He said there may be 1,001 grievances and problems, but none of them justify violence. “There are a thousand and one grievances, …

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University Lecturers’ Union Announces Teaching Boycott Starting Today: We Support Students’ Demands

The head of the University Lecturers’ Union, Sandër Kovaçi, announced in a statement to the media that the union has declared a teaching boycott starting today, October 21, until further notice. He said lecturers support students’ demands for quality education and called for a full and independent investigation into the …

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“We Will Pursue Those Wearing Hoods Relentlessly,” Rama Says: Register for Violent Individuals, Airport Access to Be Restricted

Prime Minister Edi Rama described the acts of violence during eight days of protests in Albania as orchestrated by domestic and foreign elements seeking to destabilise Albania and other European countries. During a meeting with representatives of Albania’s banking sector, Rama announced that the government would soon introduce a package …

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Serbians Abroad Organize to Vote Amid Obstacles

Ahead of Serbia’s high-stakes snap parliamentary elections on Sunday, citizens abroad are organising shared transport and accommodation to reach polling stations, sometimes thousands of kilometres away. Original post Here

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PM Rama renews call for dialogue as chairs return outside Prime Minister’s Office

Prime Minister Edi Rama has renewed his call for dialogue with protesters. He has once again placed chairs outside the Prime Minister’s Office. Signs invite citizens and social groups to discuss their concerns and demands. In a video posted on social media, Rama acknowledged that citizens have many reasons to …

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Cloudy weather as rain gradually spreads across Albania

Albania will experience unstable weather conditions on Wednesday, according to the Military Meteorological Service. Moderate to dense clouds will cover the country. Light rain will begin in the morning along the coast before gradually spreading inland. Meanwhile, northwestern areas may experience moderate showers and thunderstorms with lightning. Southerly winds will …

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Free legal aid supports citizens facing injustice

Justice Minister Toni Gogu stressed the importance of free legal aid for citizens facing disputes who cannot afford a lawyer. In a social media post, he said violence could not resolve disagreements. Every citizen should have the opportunity to defend their rights and seek solutions through the law. Gogu stressed …

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Lara Colturi Ready for Next Challenge at Sölden World Cup

Albanian skier Lara Colturi is preparing for her next challenge as the new Ski World Cup season gets underway in Sölden, Austria. Tourism, Culture and Sport Minister Blendi Gonxhja shared footage of Colturi during training and wished her success in the upcoming competition. “Lara Colturi is ready for her next …

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Albania Reaffirms Support for KFOR and Stability in Kosovo

Albanian Defence Minister Ermal Nufi met with Major General Roberto Vergori, the new commander of NATO’s Kosovo Force (KFOR), in Tirana on October 20. They discussed KFOR’s role in ensuring security and stability in Kosovo and maintaining peace across the region. During the meeting, Nufi highlighted the importance of KFOR …

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Koçiu: Government Open to Dialogue with Students, but Not with Those Who Use Violence

Albanian Deputy Prime Minister Albana Koçiu has reaffirmed the government’s readiness to hold talks with students and citizens, while ruling out dialogue with those who damage public and private property. In an interview with Klan News on October 20, Koçiu condemned the violence during recent protests in Tirana. She said …