Fascist rumors on Facebook led to a fascinating family history
Lea Ypi's new book, 'Uverdighet', delves into her family history, particularly focusing on her enigmatic grandmother amidst the backdrop of her previous bestseller, 'Fri'.
The Opposition Demonstrated in Albania
The opposition held a large demonstration in Tirana, Albania, to protest the government led by Prime Minister Edi Rama for alleged corruption.
Flight attendant Alise reveals a phenomenon that many Finns have now become enthusiastic about
Alise Lang, a flight attendant, discusses the rising popularity of lesser-known travel destinations among Finnish travelers, referred to as 'dupe destinations', which provide similar experiences to popular spots but at lower prices and with fewer tourists.
Serbia and Albania: This Would Be a Realistic Way to the EU
The article discusses the necessary steps for Serbia and Albania to join the EU, emphasizing the importance of investment in the Western Balkans as a new frontier for the EU.
How the TikTok Ban Failed in Albania
TikTok has returned to Albania after a year-long ban, raising issues about internet safety and censorship amid political turmoil.
Cpr in Albania, gowns in tilt. Albano wants to boycott it
The president of the Court of Appeal, Silvia Albano, criticizes the operation of the CPR center in Albania, highlighting issues with the treatment of migrants.
A Sanremo in Albanian
An ongoing festival in Albania highlights issues related to illegal migrants and the Italian government's handling of immigration policies as criticism mounts from the left.
Far from being a 'flop' in Albania. The left discovers the full CPRs
The CPR in Gjader, Albania is nearing full capacity with 90 migrants awaiting expulsion, casting doubt on criticisms of the Protocol Albania agreement.
Kypseli: The 64-year-old accused of attempted rape has surrendered
A 64-year-old Albanian man has surrendered to police after being accused of attempting to rape two 25-year-old twin sisters in Kypseli, Athens.
Meloni's Albanian Centers: Italy Must Compensate Migrants
Italy is required to compensate a migrant after unlawfully detaining him and sending him to a controversial facility in Albania as part of a new migration policy.
Kypseli: 'He abused me when I was seven,' says the daughter of the 64-year-old
A daughter's revelation of past abuse exacerbates a shocking case of sexual assault against a disabled woman in Kypseli.
Albanian police used water cannons and tear gas against opposition protesters
Thousands of supporters of former Prime Minister Sali Berisha gathered to demand the resignation of Socialist Premier Edi Rama, leading to clashes with police who used water cannons and tear gas.
Protesters throw Molotov cocktails and fireworks at government building
Thousands of demonstrators clashed with police in Tirana, Albania, demanding the ousting of Prime Minister Edi Rama.
Police and protesters clash violently in Tirana, the capital of Albania
Violent clashes erupted in Tirana as police used water cannons and tear gas to disperse a protest organized by Albania's right-wing opposition against corruption.
Protesters attack prime ministerโs residence in Albania (VIDEOS)
Protesters in Albania attacked the prime minister's office during an anti-corruption rally, demanding the resignation of Prime Minister Edi Rama.
Albania: Clashes between demonstrators and police in the shadow of Berisha
In Albania, police dispersed a large opposition protest in Tirana that became violent, featuring clashes between supporters of former Prime Minister Sali Berisha and law enforcement.
Albania: Corruption Allegations Spark Clashes Between Police and Protesters
Clashes erupted in Tirana as police used tear gas and water cannons against opposition protesters demanding the resignation of the Albanian government over corruption allegations.
Garlasco, Sea-Watch, Albania: the government exploits popular cases to curb the advance of no votes
The Italian government is leveraging high-profile cases during the referendum campaign to sway voter opinion towards a 'yes' vote.
Five countries will send troops to Gaza
Five countries, including Indonesia, Morocco, Kazakhstan, Kosovo, and Albania, have committed to providing troops for an international stabilization force in Gaza.
Italian judges question Meloni's immigration policy again: they rule in favor of a rescue NGO and a deported person to Albania
Italian judges have issued rulings that challenge Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni's immigration policies, siding with a rescue NGO and an individual deported to Albania.
Grandma had her happiest days in fascist Italy. What could she have been thinking?
The article reflects on Albania's tumultuous history, particularly during the fascist influence of Mussolini and the communist regime of Enver Hoxha.
She is searching for the truth behind her grandmother's lost dignity
The article reflects on Albania's tumultuous history under communism and its aftermath through the personal lens of a granddaughter seeking answers about her grandmother's life.
Olsztyn-Mazury Airport - Itaka announces charters for summer 2026
Itaka travel agency is set to offer charter flights from Olsztyn-Mazury Airport to popular summer destinations starting June 2026, achieving an average aircraft occupancy rate of 95%.
Albania, the laboratory of Europe where AI fights (or hides) corruption
The Albanian government introduces a virtual minister to oversee public contracting amidst ongoing investigations into corruption.
Claudia Cid confirms that a former footballer will pay for her knee surgery: "There are people with a huge heart"
Mexican footballer Claudia Cid has received support for her knee surgery from an anonymous benefactor after facing challenges with her club.
Izvestia: A powder keg is forming in the Balkans
A new military alliance in the Balkans involving Croatia, Albania, and Kosovo is raising tensions with Serbia, prompting a military response from Belgrade.
The day the flag of Northern Epirus was raised โ What happened on February 17, 1914, and how we came to 'Southern Albania'
The article discusses the historical significance of February 17, 1914, when the autonomy of Northern Epirus was declared, marking a pivotal moment for the Greek community in the region.
Economic News Filter: When Will Comparison with Albania Come?
The article discusses the rising housing costs in Slovakia and the government's response to the housing crisis, highlighting the lack of effective state schemes to address the issue.
Albania: Rama's 'Protective Veil' for His Ministers Against Judicial Authority
Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama announced plans to alter the law to shield ministers from suspension while under criminal investigation, provoking opposition accusations of undermining judicial independence.
Albania and Romania attend the first meeting of Trump's Peace Council
Albania and Romania participate in the inaugural meeting of Trump's Peace Council as part of broader diplomatic initiatives.
Albanian PM to attend US โBoard of Peaceโ meeting
Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama will participate in the inaugural meeting of the US 'Board of Peace' in Washington next week, which aims to oversee peace initiatives beyond just the Gaza reconstruction.
Viminale Condemned, Migrant Transferred from Italy to Albania Compensated: This is the First Time
An Algerian migrant wrongfully transferred from Italy to Albania has been awarded 700 euros by a Rome court, marking a significant legal precedent.
Minister Anuลกiฤ at the Munich Security Conference
Croatian Defense Minister Ivan Anuลกiฤ is participating in the Munich Security Conference, engaging with international leaders on pressing security issues.
European capital rocked by violent protests as government corruption probe fuels unrest
Protests erupted in Tirana, Albania, as thousands demanded the resignation of Deputy Prime Minister Belinda Balluku amid corruption allegations.
When Prodi closed the ports to Albanians
The article discusses Romano Prodi's 1997 speech justifying Italy's closure of ports to Albanian immigrants amid a tragic incident involving the sinking of a boat and its implications for immigration policy.
Actress sues Albanian government for using her image in AI minister
Albanian actress Anila Bisha is suing the Albanian government after her image was used to create an AI virtual minister without her consent.
Actress is suing the Albanian state for stealing her face
An actress has filed a lawsuit against the Albanian government claiming they have stolen her face.
Actress sues the Albanian state for stealing her face
An actress has filed a lawsuit against the Albanian government over allegations of identity theft related to her likeness.
Actress sues government over AI minister image
An Albanian actress has filed a lawsuit against the government over the unauthorized use of her likeness in the creation of 'Diella', the virtual minister for digital intelligence.
Meloni revives deportations of migrants to Albania and the possibility of blocking rescue ships
The Italian government under Giorgia Meloni has revived deportations of migrants to Albania and is considering measures to block rescue ships from entering its territorial waters.
Taxes, Italian pensioners in Albania saved. The Tirana government: no new taxes
The Albanian government has confirmed that Italian pensioners living in Albania will not face any new taxes on their pensions, ensuring continued tax relief for them.
Podcast "The Topic": Asylum Centers in Albania: How Humane is the EU?
The article discusses the EU's handling of asylum seekers, particularly focusing on migration centers set up by Italy in Albania, highlighting concerns over human rights.
PHOTO โฉ Clashes between protesters and police took place in Albania
Clashes occurred between opposition protesters and police in Tirana, Albania, resulting in injuries and arrests as demonstrators attacked government buildings.
Anti-government protest in Tirana turned violent, police deployed water cannons
An anti-government protest in Tirana escalated into violence, leading police to deploy water cannons to disperse the crowd.
"Rama Leave" - Violent clashes between protesters and police in Tirana against corruption
Anti-government protesters clashed with police in Tirana, demanding the resignation of the Deputy Prime Minister, whom they accuse of corruption.
Filling the Ranks of 'Eurovision': Meet the First Countries Representing This Year's Songs
Albania recently hosted the final of the 64th 'Festivali i Kenges', where Alis won with his song 'Nan', while Bulgaria held its national selection for Eurovision.
Light on the security package, Nordio: 'It is not freedom-restricting'. Asylum seekers in Albania
Italian Justice Minister Nordio discusses recent legal reforms in response to security concerns while mentioning asylum seekers in Albania.
Messinia: Work accident with a victim, a 45-year-old compressor operator
A 45-year-old compressor operator from Albania died in a work accident in Messinia during the construction of a stormwater drainage network.
Lara Colturi, the Italian star who will parade with the Albanian flag
Italian slalom skier Lara Colturi will serve as the flag bearer for Albania during the ceremony in Cortina.
An international trafficking network uncovered in Albania: how dozens of women from Latin America were trapped in Tirana
An international trafficking network operating in Albania has been revealed, detailing how numerous women from Latin America were ensnared in Tirana.