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“Lahuta e Malcís” (Lahuta of the Mountains): Gjergj Fishta’s epic poem published 89 years ago

TIRANA, April 8 – On April 8, 1937, Gjergj Fishta’s epic poem Lahuta e Malcís was published in full. It is one of the most remarkable works in Albanian literature. The poem contains 15,613 verses. It is the result of thirty years of work. Fishta combined historical documentation with poetic …

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PM Rama visits new Lezha regional hospital, pledges emergency doctors’ status reform

TIRANA, April 8 – Prime Minister Edi Rama visited the new facilities of the Regional Hospital in Lezha and addressed concerns raised by doctors over inequality between specialists and emergency physicians. He said the government will resolve the issue in June through budget changes. The plan will include emergency doctors …

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Arta Marku Heads the National Center for Books and Reading

The Minister of Tourism, Culture, and Sports, Blendi Gonxhja, announced a new appointment today. Arta Marku now leads the National Center for Books and Reading. She began her career in 1993 at the newspaper Koha Jonë. Later, she worked at Gazeta Shqiptare, Shekulli, and Panorama. She always focused on books …

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Tirana parking services go digital with new mobile app

TIRANA, April 8 – Parking services in Tirana have moved to a fully digital system, allowing users to access all services through the “Tirana Parking” mobile application. Authorities say the platform aims to simplify procedures and improve access for residents. Through the app, users can apply for resident parking permits, …

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Albanian Journalists Claim Bureaucratic Obstacles Intended to Discourage Digging

Is a decline in Freedom of Information requests last year in Albania a result of greater institutional transparency or the increasing pointlessness of the process? Journalists claim it could be a deliberate strategy. Original post Here

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Balla in Golem: Economic growth increased wages and pensions

Taulant Balla met Socialist Party structures in Golem. He leads the party in Tirana County. The meeting focused on internal organization. It also stressed stronger field engagement. Participants discussed continuing work under the “Jobs of Albania” initiative. Balla highlighted cooperation between local structures. He said teamwork helps meet development goals. …

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New road in Rrilë gives tourism a boost in Lezhë

Tale in Lezhë has long attracted tourists. Each year, more visitors arrive. Therefore, authorities moved to improve access. The government backed a municipal project. It built a new road linking Rrilë and the Tale Hydrovore with the Lezhë–Tirana highway. The road stretches 6.3 km. It follows modern standards. It includes …

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Saint Anthony’s Holy Tuesday, Rama shares images from Laç Church

Every Tuesday since March 17 has drawn pilgrims to the Church of Saint Anthony in Laç. As a result, the site has become a center of prayer. People travel from cities across the country. Prime Minister Edi Rama shared images on social media. He showed the church in Laç. He …

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Gogu meets Gonzato, focus on strengthening Albania’s justice system

Justice Minister Toni Gogu met EU Ambassador Silvio Gonzato in Tirana. They discussed key challenges facing Albania’s justice system. They focused on efficiency. They also discussed improving citizens’ access to justice. In addition, they stressed stronger procedural guarantees. The talks also covered EU support. The European Union will help the …

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Rama to SP group: Albania 2030 in the EU, the challenge of challenges

Prime Minister Edi Rama gathered the Socialist Party parliamentary group. The meeting took place at the Assembly Presidency. It was held without media presence. Rama focused on parliamentary work. He also urged MPs to continue meetings with citizens. These meetings are part of the “Jobs of Albania” tour. He praised …

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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 Offers Dialogue to Student Protesters, but They Reject His Invitation

Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama has invited protesting students and university lecturers to talks, saying he and his government are ready to meet anyone willing to engage in dialogue. In a video posted on social media on October 20, Rama said he remained available for discussions. To underline his offer, …

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Albania Calls on the Public to Support Eslin Kurti at Junior Eurovision 2026

Albania will be represented by 12-year-old singer Eslin Kurti at the 2026 Junior Eurovision Song Contest, which will take place in Ta’ Qali, Malta, on October 24. Kurti will perform “Kërce me mua” (“Dance with Me”), a song that aims to bring energy, rhythm and a message of unity through …

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Protests in Albania and Europe: UN Human Rights Chief Calls for De-escalation

UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Volker Türk has responded to protests in Albania, Belgium, France, Italy and Portugal. Türk condemned all acts of violence during the demonstrations and called on all parties involved to immediately ease tensions and prevent further escalation. According to the senior UN official, the best …

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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 Offers Dialogue to Student Protesters, but They Reject His Invitation

Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama has invited protesting students and university lecturers to talks, saying he and his government are ready to meet anyone willing to engage in dialogue. In a video posted on social media on October 20, Rama said he remained available for discussions. To underline his offer, …

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Albania Calls on the Public to Support Eslin Kurti at Junior Eurovision 2026

Albania will be represented by 12-year-old singer Eslin Kurti at the 2026 Junior Eurovision Song Contest, which will take place in Ta’ Qali, Malta, on October 24. Kurti will perform “Kërce me mua” (“Dance with Me”), a song that aims to bring energy, rhythm and a message of unity through …

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Protests in Albania and Europe: UN Human Rights Chief Calls for De-escalation

UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Volker Türk has responded to protests in Albania, Belgium, France, Italy and Portugal. Türk condemned all acts of violence during the demonstrations and called on all parties involved to immediately ease tensions and prevent further escalation. According to the senior UN official, the best …