The Jewish Museum in Vlora is the newest institution of memory, uniting the history of nations, survival and faith. Prime Minister Edi Rama published today images from the project of this museum. “Good morning and with the project of the Jewish Museum in Vlora, the newest institution of memory, which unites the history of nations,… Continue reading The Jewish Museum in Vlora, the newest institution of memory
The European Commission has provided an additional € 9 billion in loan assistance to Ukraine in order for the country to function and to set up the “Reconstruction of Ukraine” fund, which will be modeled on the EU’s own recovery fund. The money would be borrowed from the Commission against guarantees from EU governments under… Continue reading The EU is offering a nine billion euro loan to Ukraine
The Prime Minister of Kosovo, Albin Kurti, was received in a meeting by the National Security Advisor of the United States of America, Jake Sullivan. In the meeting, Kurti reiterated that the dialogue between Kosovo and Serbia should be principled, that respects the equality of the parties in the talks and that at the center… Continue reading The White House issues a statement announcing Kurti’s meeting with Biden’s adviser
EU Enlargement Commissioner Oliver Varhelyi met today with the new Prime Minister of Montenegro, Dritan Abazovic, in Brussels. Through a Twitter post, Varhelyi says he is looking forward to working with Abazovic to speed up EU accession negotiations. “I met the new prime minister, Dritan Abazovic, this morning. I look forward to working with the… Continue reading Varhelyi meets Abazovic in Brussels
The Special Court found Hysni Gucati and Nasim Haradinaj, former leaders of the Kosovo Liberation Army War Veterans Organization, four years in prison and fined 100 euros each. They will also be counted on their time in detention. Otherwise, in the indictment against Gucati and Haradinaj, it is submitted that between at least 7 and… Continue reading Gucati and Haradinaj are sentenced to 4 and a half years in prison each by the Special Court
Finland and Sweden have formally applied to join the NATO alliance. Representatives of the two countries have submitted applications at the alliance headquarters in Brussels. The decision of the two Nordic states, which have been neutral, was prompted by security concerns over the unprovoked Russian occupation of Ukraine. “I warmly welcome the requests of Finland… Continue reading Finland and Sweden submit applications for NATO membership
