The Pride Parade was held in Tirana on Saturday. Dozens of members and supporters of the LGBT + community (gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender) marched with rainbow-colored flags, accompanied by police on the main streets of the Albanian capital. Some of the participants carried banners with the inscription “we are family”, which was the main… Continue reading ‘We Are Family’, Tirana Pride Parade returns after 2 years
The project for the new port of Durres was presented during a meeting of Prime Minister Edi Rama in his office with Dutch designers of this work. Through a film made by a Dutch studio, the designers unveiled the vision for the new port of Durres, which according to Rama, is a magnificent work with… Continue reading “A masterpiece”, Prime Minister Edi Rama presents the important project that involves Prishtina
Albania continues to be one of the favorite destinations of foreign tourists. Dozens of places in Albania are visited by tourists during the year, especially during the summer season. Last year alone, tourists in Albania spent about 1.91 billion euros, a figure doubled from the pandemic period. The number of tourists from the United States… Continue reading Best places to visit in Albania
The Prime Minister of Kosovo, Albin Kurti, has continued his meetings in the US with various congressmen and politicians. Today, he also met with the American congressman, Mondaire Jones, with whom they also talked about security in the region after the start of the war in Ukraine. During the meeting, Kurti reiterated Kosovo’s request that… Continue reading Kurti: Bondsteel should be made a permanent military base
Kosovo has signed today an agreement with France for cinematographic co-production. The news was announced by the Minister of Culture, Youth and Sports, Hajrullah Ceku. “A day marked for culture and film, confirmation of the excellent inter-state relations between Kosovo and France. Today in Cannes we signed the agreement for cinematographic co-production between the two… Continue reading Kosovo signs an agreement with France for cinematographic co-production
The Prime Minister of Kosovo, Albin Kurti, at the end of his visit to Washington D.C., was received by the American Councils, where part of this meeting was also the US Special Envoy for the Western Balkans, Gabriel Escobar. In this meeting, Escobar comes two days after his meeting with the EU Special Representative for… Continue reading Escobar was also part of PM Kurti’s meeting with American Councils
Russia has halted its gas supply to Finland – the latest escalation of an energy payments row with the West. Russia’s gas giant Gazprom confirmed it had completely halted exports to Finland at 04:00 GMT on Saturday. Finland said all the deliveries had stopped, but added there would be no disruption to customers. Helsinki has… Continue reading Russia halts gas supplies to Finland
The US is keeping 100,000 troops in Europe for the foreseeable future, due to the escalation of Russia and its threat to Sweden and the Finns, many US officials have announced. The numbers could rise temporarily if NATO conducts more military exercises in the region while the US could add additional bases in Europe if… Continue reading US likely to keep 100,000 troops in Europe for foreseeable future in face of Russian threat
Russia has declared victory in its months-long battle to conquer Mariupol. Last night, Moscow said the port city had been “completely liberated” after the last fighters defending the Azovstal metal works surrendered. Friday’s evacuation marks the end of the most destructive siege of the war, with Mariupol now in complete ruins. It said 531 Ukrainian… Continue reading Russia declares complete victory at Mariupol steelworks
