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Is AI worsening the mental health crisis in journalism?

Mental health remains a relatively under-discussed issue for those working in journalism, a profession that is often precarious for many. AI has now been added to this situation. Instability and precariousness, low

3 days ago

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Culture·Features

Beware of Stone Slogans – Ylljet Alicka’s Cautionary Tale

Rafaela Prifti Alicka’s storytelling in Stone Slogans lays one episode after another with cynical awareness and mindful deliberation to reveal the anguish and despair that has taken hold of an existence controlled

4 weeks ago

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Features·Op-Ed

Anastasios, the Archbishop Who Rebuilt the Orthodox Church of Albania

He revived the Orthodox Church, which had been destroyed under the communist regime. Archbishop Anastasios of Tirana, Primate of Albania, passed away at the age of 95. He was a tireless advocate

3 months ago

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Low wages at home driving migration of Albanian young workers, says OECD report

Business & Economy·Features

TIRANA, Sept. 7, 2022 – Low wages at home are the top factor driving young workers to emigrate from the Western Balkans and Albania in particular, according to a regional report by

3 years ago

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Op/Ed: Stolen future account

Features·Op-Ed

By Mateusz Morawiecki Prime Minister of the Republic of Poland There are crimes that can never be fully forgiven, and can never be forgotten. Time does not absolve the perpetrator of his

3 years ago

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Op/Ed: Luiza Gega — the unsung hero of the Albanian spirit

Features·Op-Ed·Sport

By ANDI BALLA Tears of joy are not common in Albania. But I suspect many of us had them as we watched Luiza Gega cross the finishing line at the Olympic Stadium

3 years ago

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Coexistence: What the world can learn from Albania

Features·Op-Ed

Albania is a small country, sometimes far from the global political agenda. Nevertheless, it has a lot to teach. By VALENTINA LESKAJ ROBERT SINGER* Two years ago, at the

3 years ago

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Magic in the Basque country – a remarkable trip through beauty, taste, history and tradition in Bilbao and Guernica

Features

By Alba Cela I must confess this must have been one of the most anticipated trips in my life, a journey to a place that shares important things with my own country:

3 years ago

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Int’l and domestic stakeholders ring alarm bells on Albania’s proposed fiscal amnesty

Business & Economy·Features·Main

TIRANA, July 6, 2022 – A plan by Albania’s Socialist prime minister, Edi Rama, to implement a fiscal and legal amnesty for individuals who declare up to 2 million euros in cash

3 years ago

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Potential discovery of Bassania, Illyrian city lost 2,000 years ago, excites archeologists, historians

Culture·Features

TIRANA, June 23, 2022 – The ruins of the 2,000-year-old ancient Illyrian city of Bassania may have been found by Polish and Albanian archaeologists working in northwestern Albania. Archaeologists from the University

3 years ago

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Regional leaders gather for Open Balkan summit, with Kosovo absence and Russian meddling looming over meeting

Features·International·Main·News

TIRANA, June 8, 2022 – A two-day meeting of the Open Balkans initiative is being held in Ohrid with the leaders of Albania, Serbia and North Macedonia joined as observers by the

3 years ago

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Experts concerned Macron proposal will hurt Western Balkans’ EU membership bids

Features·Main·News

TIRANA, May 12, 2022 – A proposal by French President Emmanuel Macron to build a new political community of non-EU members around the bloc is raising red flags in the Western Balkans,

3 years ago

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Butrint (Author: Anastasia Tzigounaki Copyright: © UNESCO)

Editorial: Failing to see the forest for the trees in Butrint

Editorial·Features·Op-Ed

Criticism of a new management plan for the national park, and the AADF’s involvement, is unwarranted, misguided or malicious. TIRANA TIMES EDITORIAL An ongoing debate over a new management plan for the

3 years ago

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Analysis: Making the right choice in selecting the next president

Features·Op-Ed

Albanians and international friends are looking for the country’s next president to have the right authority and integrity that can help the presidency rise above the political fray — someone like Përparim

3 years ago

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Features - Page 6

Is AI worsening the mental health crisis in journalism?

Beware of Stone Slogans – Ylljet Alicka’s Cautionary Tale

Anastasios, the Archbishop Who Rebuilt the Orthodox Church of Albania

Low wages at home driving migration of Albanian young workers, says OECD report

Op/Ed: Stolen future account

Op/Ed: Luiza Gega — the unsung hero of the Albanian spirit

Coexistence: What the world can learn from Albania

Magic in the Basque country – a remarkable trip through beauty, taste, history and tradition in Bilbao and Guernica

Int’l and domestic stakeholders ring alarm bells on Albania’s proposed fiscal amnesty

Potential discovery of Bassania, Illyrian city lost 2,000 years ago, excites archeologists, historians

Regional leaders gather for Open Balkan summit, with Kosovo absence and Russian meddling looming over meeting

Experts concerned Macron proposal will hurt Western Balkans’ EU membership bids

Editorial: Failing to see the forest for the trees in Butrint

Analysis: Making the right choice in selecting the next president

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Kadare’s ‘Chronicle in Stone’ published in Polish through Marek Jeziorski translation

Books: A Concise History of Albania

“Give me a Laboratory and I Will Move the World”

Qatar Square to serve as Tirana’s newest hub and vital part of New Boulevard project

Regional Youth shares a vision of Peace, Development and European Integration

Op/Ed: Is Albania slipping into a one-party system?

Privatization of Butrint: How Albania is Selling Off Its Archaeological Heritage

Anastasios, the Archbishop Who Rebuilt the Orthodox Church of Albania

AIIS brings ‘A Concise History of Greece’ in Albanian, Tirana event launches book with author and Greek Embassy

‘Eja’: A lawyer’s passion for poetry brings some of the world’s best to Albanian readers

Farewell, Pope Francis

In a depopulating Albania, why is the PM campaigning on a promise to make it easier for young people to leave?

Trump’s New Tariffs and Their Impact on Albania and the Western Balkans