On Thursday, Albania's parliament will start the procedure for the election of a new head of state, with the ruling Democrats under pressure to select a candidate based on consensus.
A bus carrying university students returning from a trip to the Albanian Riviera crashed into a ravine killing 13 and injuring 20 others on Monday afternoon.
Gay rights activists held a series of public events this week in Tirana, pushing for greater acceptance of the lesbian, gay, transgender and bisexual lifestyle.
Tirana prosecutors have launched an investigation into a mysterious degree that the son of Italian Northern League leader Umberto Bossi received from an Albanian University.
Questions are growing over the diploma that the son of the Italy's right-wing Northern League leader, Umberto Bossi, received from an Albanian university.
Enlargement Commissioner Stefan Fule on Thursday in Tirana called for talks between the political parties on the election of the new president.
The government approved on Wednesday a bill, giving unprecedented access to its territory to a EULEX team of prosecutors, investigating allegations that the KLA harvested organs of Serb war prisoners.
The former head of Albania’s Republican Guard, General Ndrea Prendi, two officers and another official have been indicted for the murder of three protestors last January, wounding two others and concealing evidence.
The New Democratic Spirit, a splinter group from the ruling Democrats headed by former Deputy Prime Minister Gazmend Oketa, presented itself on Monday, promising to advance Albania’s politically neglected middle class.
A monument marking the hundredth anniversary of Albania's independence has sparked a row between the government and opposition and received criticism from the artistic community.
An explosion at an army munitions disposal site in southern Albania killed a villager on Sunday after he had ventured in to collect scrap metal from exploded shells.
A Constitutional Court judge resigned on Friday in protest against the political deadlock over the appointment of new judges to the Court.
Albanian President Bamir Topi, meeting his Macedonian host, President Gjorge Ivanov, called for restraint in Macedonia after the murder of five men fuelled ethnic tensions.
The Ministry of Environment held a meeting with interests groups on Wednesday as part of a drive to cut the list of 56 types of waste now allowed for import to around 30.
The Albanian opposition has called on Prime Minister Sali Berisha to explain why the government for nearly a year blocked an electricity interconnection line with Kosovo, amid allegations of undue influence by Serb energy traders.
Government on the backfoot over why police waited months to arrest a politician convicted of drug charges in Italy - despite an extradition agreement having entered in force.
Albanian politicians spend huge sums annually on US lobbying, trying to impress voters with their access to policymakers - but what do they achieve and where does the money come from?
European Bank for Reconstruction and Development report predicts that eurozone crisis will buffet Balkan economies, slowing growth in 2012.
Albania’s public broadcaster, RTSH, will not broadcast the first semifinal of the Eurovision song contest on Tuesday as a mark of respect for the victims of Monday's bus crash.