Kurti’s gambling with nationalist sentiments must end

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By Altin Gjeta Albin Kurti’s Vetevendosje landslide victory on February 14 elections this year came as blow to the old elite of post-war...

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The ‘non-paper’ Carving up Balkans and Undermining Europe

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By Vesna Pusić and Sonja Biserko. There is a spectre haunting Europe, the spectre of partition, as authoritarian populists in the region...

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Europe and the Balkans – opening Pandora’s box?

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By George A. Papandreou Almost 20 years ago, in 2003, the European future of the Western Balkans looked secure: The European Council had...

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Call for papers for Tirana Observatory Journal, Fall Edition Albania 30 years after: The Yoke of Transition

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Three decades after the fall of one of the most Stalinist communist regimes in Central EasternEurope that isolated Albanians for half of a...

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WITH THE REDS: CAPTAIN TOM STEFAN AND ENVER HOXHA

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          By Peter Lucas             As sometimes happens in life, you search for one thing and find another. So, it...

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Politicizing History: The Second World War in Albania

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Prof. Bernd Fischer             The manipulation of history for political purposes...

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Kosovo and Israel, Parallels in History

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Sylë Ukshini Ph.D1 Abstract The recognition of Kosovo’s independence by Israel in September of 2020 is a very important geopolitical...

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Serbia and Albania in 2020

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Jelica Minić Introduction  This paper covers the international and regional context of the Serbian-Albanian relations. Several...

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Kosovo’s next foreign policy: A wish list

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by Gëzim Visoka Sunday’s electoral earthquake must also translate into a reimagining of Kosovo’s approach to foreign affairs, one that...

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Albania Between Turkey and Greece

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by Ledion Krisafi Albania’s Balkan policy throughout the last three decades has been an almost constant balancing of Greece through...

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