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Albania’s OSCE Chairmanship Dilemma: Provide or Seek Democratic Assistance?

Prime Minister Rama will struggle handling OSCE’s problems while deeply sank into domestic political disarray. ...

January 10, 2020• Foreign Policy

While the European Union and the US have welcomed this initiative, in the region itself such idea has from the beginning deeply divided the...

December 27, 2019• Featured, Foreign Policy

Any discussion about Serbia-Kosovo relations has to take into account the international context and interests of some global players that...

November 15, 2019• Foreign Policy

The initiative of establishing a Western Balkans Schengen, or as commonly referred ‘mini-Schengen’ launched by Albania, North Macedonia...

November 12, 2019• Foreign Policy

Franz-Lothar Altmann Improved cooperation in the Balkans is an ever repeated demand voiced from outside, the EU in particular, but also...

September 25, 2019• Foreign Policy

The following is taken from a report that the American Head of Mission, Jacobs, sent to US State Department in 1945 prior to the official...

September 18, 2019• Foreign Policy

Greece went to the polls on July 7. After almost four years of a SYRIZA-led government, Greek people voted resoundingly for a transfer of...

August 10, 2019• Foreign Policy

The recent Greek elections brought the return to power of the center-right Nea Demokratia (New Democracy), led by Harvard-educated Kyriakos...

April 9, 2019• Foreign Policy

“We confess to not knowing much about Albania except the essentials: private cars are forbidden, men do not wear beards, adulterers can...