It's a shame that the internet is a virtual medium, because there are a lot of people out there that I'd like to express my deep feelings of friendship to, and having spent the last two years here in Serbia, I'd like to do it in a truly Serbian way.
New Remains Discovered in Albania Mass Grave
Tirana | 08 February 2010
Criminologists probing a communist execution site find new remains, while Albania’s prime minister describes the discovery as “shocking” and calls for the creation of an institute that will seek to find the graves of thousands of others still missing.
Albanian Leaders to Hold Crisis Talks
Tirana | 09 February 2010Albanian President Bamir Topi announced in a statement on Tuesday that he has called for talks to be held between the ruling and opposition leaders on February 13 in an effort to solve the country's ongoing political crisis.
Macedonia, Albania Discuss Corridor 8
| 09 February 2010
The key project that can contribute to further cooperation between Albania and Macedonia is the continued construction of the east-west European road and rail network, the countries' foreign ministers concluded Monday at a meeting in Tirana.
How Albanian Reporter Helped Scupper Treaty with Greece
Tirana | 03 February 2010
A journalist’s investigations into a secretive maritime treaty prompted Albania’s Constitutional Court to annul the agreement. The government calls it a diplomatic setback but the reporter defends his work.
Balkans Becoming Economically Freer, Says Index
| 21 January 2010
Albania has region’s freest economy, Bosnia the least free, while Bulgaria is sole country in region whose score has dropped.
Cynical Politicians use Albania Floods to Score Points
Tirana | 12 January 2010
With floodwaters covering most of northern Albania, both government and opposition are competing to make political gains from the disaster.
Unlocking the Dark Secrets of the KLA’s Camps
By Gordana Igric16 April 2009 Michael Montgomery retraces the journey that led him to discover KLA detention camps in Albania and discusses the ICTY’s destruction of crucial evidence of possible organ trafficking in Burrel.
EU ‘Agreeing to Disagree’ on Balkans Holds Dangers
By Gjergji Vurmo02 February 2010 The uneven policies of EU countries towards enlargement in the Western Balkans and Turkey are sending the wrong message to the region.
Macedonia 'Coming Out' of Recession
Sinisa-Jakov Marusic09 February 2010 The Macedonian economy will come out of recession in the first quarter of 2010, Finance Minister Zoran Stavreski said in a statement.
