Albanian forests under pressure: Italy’s hunger for wood and the...
Despite an official ban on logging, Albania's forests continue to disappear – most of the wood ends up in Italy.
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Vakuf Property Scandal Unveils Deep-Rooted Corruption in Albania
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.
Press Freedom Finally Prevails in Albania – Constitutional Court Defends...
Albania’s Constitutional Court has struck a decisive blow for press freedom.
Albanian Banks Caught Between Competing Legal Mandates on Data Disclosure
Albania’s commercial banks are caught in a legal tug-of-war between competition authorities and data protection regulators,
Albania: Deep underground – researchers find the world’s largest underground...
Researchers have ventured more than a hundred meters underground to discover the world's largest underground thermal lake.
Four Arrested in Suspected Money Smuggling Operation from UK to...
The UK’s National Crime Agency (NCA) has arrested four individuals suspected of involvement in a major money smuggling operation.
Albanian Model Morena Taraku Shares Emotional Earthquake Experience in Istanbul
A powerful 6.2-magnitude earthquake struck Istanbul, sending shockwaves through the city but causing no major damage.
Kosovo President Osmani: No Concessions to Russia in Ukraine Peace...
Kosovo’s President Vjosa Osmani, during a state visit to Finland, warns against making concessions to Russia in any Ukraine peace agreement.
Albanian Deputy Prime Minister Belinda Balluku Faces New SPAK Complaint...
Shortly before Albania’s parliamentary elections, Deputy PM Balluku and top officials face a new SPAK complaint over alleged attempts to manipulate the diaspora vote, raising questions about electoral integrity.
Kosovo Parliament Deadlocked: Journalists Protest Against PM Kurti’s Silence
Kosovo’s political crisis deepens as journalists protest Prime Minister Kurti’s silence, spotlighting concerns over transparency and press freedom amid a prolonged parliamentary deadlock.
