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China’s Evolving Footprint in the Western Balkans: Navigating Between the Belt and Road Initiative and the Covid-19 Pandemic

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,...

Looking back at the thirty year long history of Kosovo-Serbia talks, since Geneva meetings in the framework of Conferences on the Former...

July 6, 2020• Foreign Policy

In this essay, an attempt will be made to analyze the evolution of the Albanian-Chinese alliance and to explore the role of changing...

July 2, 2020• Foreign Policy

One of the most striking features of international politics, the bilateral unequal alliance often leaves the Small Power at a disadvantage....

June 27, 2020• Foreign Policy

Tirana Observatory revisits one of the most controversial periods of Albanian history: the relations of Albania with the Soviet Union...

During the last two years, the idea of the unification of Kosovo and Albania was among the most prominent issues in the public discourses...

March 5, 2020• Foreign Policy

Interview with Polish Minister of Foreign Affairs, Jacek Czaputowicz by Executive Director of AIIS, Alba Çela...

February 26, 2020• Featured, Foreign Policy

It is time that Albania and Kosovo established a normal and indeed strategic agenda. But for this, it is first of all necessary for the...

January 31, 2020• Foreign Policy

Although Albania’s role has diminished, and with Kosovo independence technically Albania can not be the mother-country for Kosovo’s...