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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

2 days ago

10 mins read

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

6 mins read

TAP pipeline reaches milestone, offering alternative to Russian gas through Albania

Business & Economy·Features

TIRANA, March 17, 2022 – At the height of tensions over Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, the Trans Adriatic Pipeline, which brings gas from Azerbaijan and goes through Albania to Italy has reached

3 years ago

4 mins read

Hungarian companies double down on Albania, using large banking and IT investments as anchors

Business & Economy·Features

TIRANA, March 11, 2022 – Hungarian companies have increased in number and investment size, doubling their presence in the Albanian economy in four years, according to official data. In what is a

3 years ago

2 mins read

Ireland’s forgotten humanitarian aid to Albania, 1945-1947

Features·Op-Ed

By Dr Jérôme aan de Wiel, School of History, University College Cork (UCC) Cork, Ireland In February 1939, Professor Mary Ryan, Ireland’s first ever female professor working in the university of Cork

3 years ago

15 mins read

The dictator’s library: A testimony to the limited influence of literature.

Culture·Features

By Kristoffer Leandoer Literature is catholic in the original meaning of the word, that is general and all-embracing. Books are for everyone. Literature belongs to anyone who wants a share in it,

3 years ago

13 mins read

Albania and Switzerland sign social security agreement, recognize retirement contributions

Business & Economy·Features

TIRANA, Feb. 18, 2022 – Albania and Switzerland have signed an agreement on social security that would allow their citizens with a work history in both countries to get full access to

3 years ago

2 mins read

Nakhchivan: A Proud Land of Azerbaijan, Unique Destination of Ancient Civilizations

Features·International

On February 9, Azerbaijanis celebrates 98th anniversary of establishment of the Nakhchivan Autonomous Republic of Azerbaijan. Autonomous status of the region has been determined with the Treaties of Moscow (March 16, 1921)

3 years ago

6 mins read

Roadmap to resolve Western Balkans frozen conflicts proposed

Features

TIRANA, Feb. 1 – A strategy of convergence – starting with recognition of Kosovo by four holdout NATO member states – should be used in resolving the decades-long dispute between Kosovo and

3 years ago

6 mins read

Keeping the Memory of the Holocaust Alive

Features

From Anita Winter and Rea Dalipi, Gamaraal Foundation “It happened, therefore it can happen again: this is the core of what we have to say.” This is what Holocaust survivor and author

3 years ago

6 mins read

Albanian-Turkish relations: The perils of change

Features·Op-Ed·Premium

By ALBERT RAKIPI, Ph.D. On July 1, 2016, at the inauguration of the massive Osman Gazi Bridge, Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama appeared as a passenger in a Turkish presidential limousine with

3 years ago

65 mins read

A critical account of foreign policy and diplomacy of post-communist Albania

Books·Features·News

Albanian Foreign Policy- The Perils of Change a new book from Albert Rakipi The Balkans and the region’s neighbors have been the main subject of Albania’s foreign policy since the fall of

3 years ago

2 mins read

Tirana-European Youth Capital for 2022: An outstanding opportunity to brand a new Albania

Culture·Features

When the final decision of the selection of Tirana as a European Youth capital was reached in Amiens in November of 2019, the Albanian team erupted in celebration. They had worked so

3 years ago

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Features - Page 7

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

TAP pipeline reaches milestone, offering alternative to Russian gas through Albania

Hungarian companies double down on Albania, using large banking and IT investments as anchors

Ireland’s forgotten humanitarian aid to Albania, 1945-1947

The dictator’s library: A testimony to the limited influence of literature.

Albania and Switzerland sign social security agreement, recognize retirement contributions

Nakhchivan: A Proud Land of Azerbaijan, Unique Destination of Ancient Civilizations

Roadmap to resolve Western Balkans frozen conflicts proposed

Keeping the Memory of the Holocaust Alive

Albanian-Turkish relations: The perils of change

A critical account of foreign policy and diplomacy of post-communist Albania

Tirana-European Youth Capital for 2022: An outstanding opportunity to brand a new Albania

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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