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Why Albania’s Foreign Policy toward Serbia Should Change

January 20, 2021• Foreign Policy

Albert Rakipi Ph.D. The issuing of official charges and the start of a trial for the former top leaders of the Kosovo Liberation Army in...

October 8, 2020• Foreign Policy

JOVANA MAROVIĆ Montenegro is in the process of forming a new government, which will be the first without Djukanovic’s Democratic...

September 7, 2020• Foreign Policy

If Serb clerico-nationalism, Putin and Vučić triumph, what would be the implications for Albanians and the region?...

September 6, 2020• Foreign Policy

ALBA CELA The WH signature fever exposes the hypocrisy and mediocrity in the Albanian capitals, as politicians foolishly rush to proclaim...

July 27, 2020• Foreign Policy

Step by step, the idea and practice of the dialogue between Serbia and Kosovo has been gaining ground over the last decade. Despite...

July 27, 2020• Foreign Policy

Albania and Russia have very few relations between them. This has not always been the case. For two decades in the middle of the 20th...

July 27, 2020• Foreign Policy

The announcement of the charges against Kosovo's President Hashim Thaci, former Assembly Speaker Kadri Veseli and other prominent former...

July 18, 2020• Foreign Policy

After almost 43 years, Greece and Italy signed an agreement on the delimitation of their maritime zones. By a strategic move that Athens...

July 16, 2020• Foreign Policy

China’s infrastructure diplomacy during the implementation of the BRI in the course of the past years is now being challenged and subject...

July 13, 2020• Foreign Policy

This paper discusses the trajectory of the influence of Turkey’s Foreign Policy on the Western Balkans and specifically Albania. Broadly,...