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    The visit that changed Albania’s strategic future

    Pierre Nora and the institution of memory we lack in Eastern Europe

    The Blueprint of a Diplomatic Debacle: Analyzing Germany’s Historic UNSC Loss

    Between Russia, Iran and Europe: Azerbaijan as a balancing power in the South Caucasus

    The Zero-Tariff Gate: Sovereignty as a Service in the Sino-African Corridor

    Albania vs. the Sea/ Marginal Notes on A. Leka’s Novel The Hidden Side of the Albanian Socialist Garden

    May 9 and the long shadow of a Letter: Is Europe still Schuman’s Project?

    The Arbnesh of Zadar: A living memory of Albanian identity on the Adriatic coast

    Science Diplomacy and Academic Freedom: A strategic nexus for contemporary diplomacy

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    Exclusive Interview with Oleksandr Tyshchenko: A 40-Year Legacy of Chernobyl, Nuclear Risks, and Global Responsibility

    INTERVIEW: ZLATKO KRAMARIĆ – THOUGHTS ON THE OLD CONTINENT

    EXCLUSIVE / Ukrainian Ambassador to Albania, Volodymyr Shkurov: “Ukraine wants peace, but not at the expense of its freedom and independence”

    EXCLUSIVE| Ambassador Tayyar Kagan Atay: Türkiye and Albania, a Strategic Partnership Rooted in Shared Heritage and a Common Vision for the Future

    “Diplomacy, Not War”: Palestinian Ambassador to Albania Calls for Justice, Peace, and Global Action for Gaza

    Exclusive: “Even After Tito – Tito”/ Ambassador Zlatko Kramarić on Authoritarian Legacies and Democracy’s Future in the Balkans

    The Conclusion of the Diplomatic Mission / Ambassador Dancho Markovski: Strengthening Albania-North Macedonia Relations for a Shared European Future

    A Century of Diplomatic Relations Between Albania and Russia: Exclusive Interview with the Russian Ambassador to Albania, H.E. Alexey Zaytsev

    Exclusive/ The chairman of the Freedom Party, Ilir Meta: “The will of the citizens will triumph in Albania, as it did in North Macedonia”

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    Just kind words  in Tivat! Where is the peace!? A deal yes, peace No!What is happening with USA and  EU?  5 elections but no solution!

    IBAR? ”Sufficiently! Much ado about nothing! Shart contrasts in Beijing! Where is the exit?!

    Neither peace nor war! Peace with bombs?! IBAR in autumn?! Not another Hormuz in Taivan! 

    IBAR – a springing board or an obstacle? Can we catch the EU Negotiation train 2027? When the dress makes the news!  EU electoral April  ends in a draw 1:1!  

    The European Parliament building in Strasbourg, France with flags waving calmly celebrating peace of the Europe. July 12, 2020.

    EU 2027 or 2037! Even half membership failed! No exit strategy!     

    What next?

    “With diplomatic velvet“! Major question marks! In Washington yes, but  in the White House NO! A strange dinner in Brussels!

    From a great ‘apple of disaccord’ to a  point of  cooperation! A bad start! The strange absence in Davos!

    5 lessons from the American 3 January! Don’t count the chicken before they are hatched! Will NATO freeze in Greenland? Wrong diplomatic messages!

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    The Diplomacy of Gas and Algorithms: The Nuances of Official Tirana—Is It Breaking the European Taboo with Azerbaijan?

    Council of Albanian Ambassadors Backs Civic Protests, Calls for Transparency and Protection of National Interests

    Russian Ambassador in Tirana: “Without a Strong and Sovereign Russia, the Creation of a Just World Order Is Impossible”

    EU-Western Balkans Summit 2026: New Impetus for the Enlargement Debate?

    “The Flamingo Revolution”: Day 10 of Protests in Albania Draws International Attention

    Rama alleges ‘hybrid war’ behind protests against Kushner-linked coastal development

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    No End in Sight: Trump, Netanyahu and the Expanding Middle East War

    Tirana – €20 Million EU–Banking Agreement Boosts Albanian SMEs

    “EU4Municipalities II” Project, a Strategic Investment for Strengthening Municipalities and Accelerating Albania’s Path towards the EU

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  • OP/ED

    The visit that changed Albania’s strategic future

    Pierre Nora and the institution of memory we lack in Eastern Europe

    The Blueprint of a Diplomatic Debacle: Analyzing Germany’s Historic UNSC Loss

    Between Russia, Iran and Europe: Azerbaijan as a balancing power in the South Caucasus

    The Zero-Tariff Gate: Sovereignty as a Service in the Sino-African Corridor

    Albania vs. the Sea/ Marginal Notes on A. Leka’s Novel The Hidden Side of the Albanian Socialist Garden

    May 9 and the long shadow of a Letter: Is Europe still Schuman’s Project?

    The Arbnesh of Zadar: A living memory of Albanian identity on the Adriatic coast

    Science Diplomacy and Academic Freedom: A strategic nexus for contemporary diplomacy

  • Interview

    Exclusive Interview with Oleksandr Tyshchenko: A 40-Year Legacy of Chernobyl, Nuclear Risks, and Global Responsibility

    INTERVIEW: ZLATKO KRAMARIĆ – THOUGHTS ON THE OLD CONTINENT

    EXCLUSIVE / Ukrainian Ambassador to Albania, Volodymyr Shkurov: “Ukraine wants peace, but not at the expense of its freedom and independence”

    EXCLUSIVE| Ambassador Tayyar Kagan Atay: Türkiye and Albania, a Strategic Partnership Rooted in Shared Heritage and a Common Vision for the Future

    “Diplomacy, Not War”: Palestinian Ambassador to Albania Calls for Justice, Peace, and Global Action for Gaza

    Exclusive: “Even After Tito – Tito”/ Ambassador Zlatko Kramarić on Authoritarian Legacies and Democracy’s Future in the Balkans

    The Conclusion of the Diplomatic Mission / Ambassador Dancho Markovski: Strengthening Albania-North Macedonia Relations for a Shared European Future

    A Century of Diplomatic Relations Between Albania and Russia: Exclusive Interview with the Russian Ambassador to Albania, H.E. Alexey Zaytsev

    Exclusive/ The chairman of the Freedom Party, Ilir Meta: “The will of the citizens will triumph in Albania, as it did in North Macedonia”

  • Realpolitik

    Just kind words  in Tivat! Where is the peace!? A deal yes, peace No!What is happening with USA and  EU?  5 elections but no solution!

    IBAR? ”Sufficiently! Much ado about nothing! Shart contrasts in Beijing! Where is the exit?!

    Neither peace nor war! Peace with bombs?! IBAR in autumn?! Not another Hormuz in Taivan! 

    IBAR – a springing board or an obstacle? Can we catch the EU Negotiation train 2027? When the dress makes the news!  EU electoral April  ends in a draw 1:1!  

    The European Parliament building in Strasbourg, France with flags waving calmly celebrating peace of the Europe. July 12, 2020.

    EU 2027 or 2037! Even half membership failed! No exit strategy!     

    What next?

    “With diplomatic velvet“! Major question marks! In Washington yes, but  in the White House NO! A strange dinner in Brussels!

    From a great ‘apple of disaccord’ to a  point of  cooperation! A bad start! The strange absence in Davos!

    5 lessons from the American 3 January! Don’t count the chicken before they are hatched! Will NATO freeze in Greenland? Wrong diplomatic messages!

  • Current Events

    The Diplomacy of Gas and Algorithms: The Nuances of Official Tirana—Is It Breaking the European Taboo with Azerbaijan?

    Council of Albanian Ambassadors Backs Civic Protests, Calls for Transparency and Protection of National Interests

    Russian Ambassador in Tirana: “Without a Strong and Sovereign Russia, the Creation of a Just World Order Is Impossible”

    EU-Western Balkans Summit 2026: New Impetus for the Enlargement Debate?

    “The Flamingo Revolution”: Day 10 of Protests in Albania Draws International Attention

    Rama alleges ‘hybrid war’ behind protests against Kushner-linked coastal development

    BELGRADE, SERBIA - JUNE 18. 2020: Russian and Serbian flags on display during Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov's visit to the Liberators of Belgrade Memorial. Valery Sharifulin/TASS,Image: 533095429, License: Rights-managed, Restrictions: UWAGA! Zdjęcia zawierają oryginalny opis dostawcy (ITAR-TASS). Szczególnie w związku z agresją Rosji na Ukrainę mogą zawierać przekaz niezgodny z faktami. Zweryfikuj go przed publikacją, Model Release: no, Credit line: Valery Sharifulin / TASS / Forum

    Balkan Maskirovka: Why Moscow’s “Distancing” Is Only an Operation for the Survival of Vučić’s Regime

    Serbia – China 2026: Technological partnership, geopolitical positioning and a new phase of the Chinese presence in the Western Balkans

    The Digital Protectorate: How the EU AI Act Codified Silicon Valley’s Monopoly

  • Top News

    Daniel Serwer: A Bad War Ending Badly May Still Be Good News

    Friedrich Merz, Keir Starmer, António Costa, Donald Trump, Emmanuel Macron, Mark Carney, Ursula von der Leyen, Giorgia Meloni and Sanae Takaichi

    G7 Leaders Gather in Évian Amid Global Uncertainty, Focus on Security, Economy and International Cooperation

    Russian Ambassador in Tirana: “Without a Strong and Sovereign Russia, the Creation of a Just World Order Is Impossible”

    “The Flamingo Revolution”: Day 10 of Protests in Albania Draws International Attention

    Rama alleges ‘hybrid war’ behind protests against Kushner-linked coastal development

    No End in Sight: Trump, Netanyahu and the Expanding Middle East War

    Tirana – €20 Million EU–Banking Agreement Boosts Albanian SMEs

    “EU4Municipalities II” Project, a Strategic Investment for Strengthening Municipalities and Accelerating Albania’s Path towards the EU

    Albania, Italy deepen defence ties with naval shipbuilding deal

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Political Dialogue on Electoral Reform in Albania Deadlocked

22 July, 2020
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TIRANA – The two adversary camps of Albania’s political scene turned back to the stalemate as majority decided to adopt the June 5 accord on electoral reform and the constitutional changes to the electoral system which have been opposed by the united opposition.
“The June 5 deal will be voted by Parliament’s plennary session tomorrow.
The constitutional amendments will be voted on June 30,” said PM Edi Rama after the meeting of the Political Council on Wednesday, which was attended by its Socialist members and representatives of the parliamentary opposition.
The representatives of the extra- parliamentary united opposition did not attend the meeting after requesting that it could be held on Thursday afternoon or on Friday morning.
“The DP has nothing to expect from the Council regarding the issues it has raised,” Rama said announcing that nothing was touched in the content of the June 5 agreement.
“The reflection in the electoral law of the constitutional innovations is something else. And if the reflection will require that an article be added when there is one in the agreement that has nothing to do with it, it is absurd,” said PM who is also SP head.
In its response to such a development the united opposition warned that Prime Minister Edi Rama is leading the June 5 agreement reached through dialogue between the parties to destruction.The opposition’s statement called the unilateral act of the majority a dangerous act with unpredictable consequences for Albania’s stability.
The Political Council was established thanks to the mediation of the strategic partners of Albania – US, EU, UK and OSCE, as a forum for political dialogue between all parties in the country to implement the Electoral Reform.
“With a dirty game, prepared for a long time, Edi Rama is destroying the accord unilaterally,” said the extra-parliamentary opposition.
“Edi Rama is making changes to the basic elements of the electoral system, removing the pre-election coalitions as an electoral subject, changing the concept of administrative division of electoral zones and electoral organization, introducing new elements in the drafting of lists and the voting process by changing the rules of election administration,” said the statement.
In conclusion the united opposition guarantees all citizens that it will do everything so that PM Rama pays the heavy bill of consequences of this act on democracy, stability and integration of Albania rather than on Albanians and the country. /argumentum.al

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