Albania’s gross domestic product grew by 2.6 percent compared with the same period in 2010, according to Albania’s National Institute of Statistics, INSTAT.
Banker Petroleum on Monday raised the estimate of its oil reserves to 172 million barrels, a 43 per cent increase from the last estimate in December, 2010.
The World Bank has started negotiations with Albania on a credit package of more than $100 million to minimize the possible spillover effects from the European debt crisis.
Albania’s Mother Teresa International Airport plans to build a new passenger terminal over the next two years, following double-digit growth in travelers in 2011.
The Central Bank on Thursday cut the interest rate on the lek from 5 to 4.75 per cent in an attempt to stimulate economic growth.
The hum of generators is likely to become a familiar sound once again in Albania as the country faces new power shortages.
An increase in excise duties for tobacco in Albania has increased cigarette smuggling in the first nine months of 2011.
A new bill presented in Albania’s parliament aims to force foreign banks to transform their branches into local subsidiaries.
Albania's central bank kept its key interest rate unchanged on Wednesday, following last month's cut of half a percentage point.
Albania’s economy faces increasing challenges from high public debt, sluggish productivity growth, and a potential spillover from euro zone debt crisis, a report by the International Monetary Fund, IMF, warns.
An explosion at the Bulqiza chromium mine in northeastern Albania this morning has resulted in one fatality and seven injuries among mine workers, a company official has told Balkan Insight
One of Albania’s main commercial ports, has become the focus of a high-tech survey bringing together US and Albanian hydrographers.
Data published on Tuesday by Albania’s Association of Banks say bad loans reached 18 per cent of the total credit portfolio in August, the highest level to date.
Nearly 700 miners from the Bulqiza chromium mine returned to work on Thursday after a three-month strike.
A report by real estate agent Colliers international published on Wednesday highlights poor demand for commercial space in the Albanian capital.
Tirana’s Mother Teresa International Airport, TIA, has launched a new programme to encourage its 1.5 million travellers to recycle waste.
The Albanian real estate market first caught the eye of foreign investors back in 2005. The first deals were struck in subsequent years and their volume has been on the rise ever since.
Aspiration to become a regional electricity powerhouse by building hundreds of new power plants are running into sand amid allegations of corruption and murky bidding procedures.
Three days after the attack in Afghanistan, which killed a captain and gravely wounded a corporal, statements from the Albanian Ministry of Defence fail to clarify the motives.
Historians and archeologists oppose plans to let entrepreneurs turn ancient monuments into bars, cafés and motels.