Albanian Business Confidence Soars: 93% of Companies Report Increased Profits
According to a recent survey by the Chamber of Commerce, 93 percent of companies in the country are reporting rising profits.
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According to a recent survey by the Chamber of Commerce, 93 percent of companies in the country are reporting rising profits.
The deadly attack in Kashmir has reignited tensions between India and Pakistan, two nuclear-armed rivals.
For the first time in months, Trump and Zelensky meet face-to-face—amidst the marble and gold of the Vatican, above the tombs of the popes.
Ahead of Albania’s May 11 elections, authorities in Elbasan and Librazhd have ramped up monitoring to combat misinformation and criminal interference, aiming to ensure a free and fair vote.
Albania’s Foreign Minister Igli Hasani joined world leaders in Vatican City to pay tribute to Pope Francis, hailing him as a “leader of peace and extraordinary service to humanity.”
Despite an official ban on logging, Albania's forests continue to disappear – most of the wood ends up in Italy.
Russia and Ukraine are close to a peace agreement, according to US president Trump.
A major property scandal is shaking Albania, with allegations of the illegal appropriation of vakuf (waqf) land –religious endowments historically protected and held in trust for charitable purposes.
Albania’s Constitutional Court has struck a decisive blow for press freedom.
Albania’s commercial banks are caught in a legal tug-of-war between competition authorities and data protection regulators,
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