Latest news from Albania and the Albanian diaspora
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’s political crisis deepens as journalists protest Prime Minister Kurti’s silence, spotlighting concerns over transparency and press freedom amid a prolonged parliamentary deadlock.
Albania’s anti-corruption prosecutors are seeking jail time for Tirana’s football club director Deborah Keçi over alleged favoritism in the high-profile “5D” tender case.
As the Albanian general elections draw near, Prime Minister Edi Rama has set out an ambitious social policy goal:
In the heart of one of Albania’s fastest-growing coastal cities, an extraordinary scandal has simmered behind closed doors for more than five years.
Superstar Dua Lipa spent the Easter holidays with her boyfriend, British actor Callum Turner, in her home country of Albania.
Albania is turning to high tech for greater road safety: a nationwide monitoring and management center has been opened in Tirana—a step toward European standards.
After losing a court battle with convicted criminal Gjelosh Kolicaj, the UK may have to rethink its approach to revoking citizenship without prior notice.
Facing corruption charges, Albania’s former PM Sali Berisha claims political persecution.
Albania’s May 11 elections pit Trump-aligned conservatives against Soros-backed liberals. What happens in Tirana may ripple across Europe—and into Washington.
