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Two Women Marry Each Other for the First Time Ever in Albania

In a landmark moment for LGBTQ+ rights in Albania, Edlira Mara and Alba Ahmetaj, a same-sex couple, celebrated their love in a symbolic wedding ceremony on the evening of May 19. The ceremony took place on the terrace of Tirana City Hall, with both brides elegantly dressed in wedding gowns. The couple’s union was officiated… Continue reading Two Women Marry Each Other for the First Time Ever in Albania

3rd Annual Skenderbeu Street Fair Unites Albanian Americans in Bronx

The third annual Skenderbeu Street Fair was held in Bronx, New York, bringing together tens of thousands of Albanians to celebrate their heritage and honor their national hero, Gjergj Kastrioti Skenderbeu. This grand spectacle has become a magical festival for the Albanian-American community, creating a traditional celebration with a big impact. Gjergj Kastrioti Skenderbeu, the… Continue reading 3rd Annual Skenderbeu Street Fair Unites Albanian Americans in Bronx

Over 2 Million Visitors in Albania in Just Four Months

Albania has witnessed an impressive surge in tourism, with over 2 million visitors flocking to the country in the first four months of 2024. According to data from private tour operators, this year is expected to see a 30% increase in foreign visitors compared to 2023, which concluded with a record 10.1 million tourists. This… Continue reading Over 2 Million Visitors in Albania in Just Four Months

Albanian-American Artist Adem Dalipi Wears Albanian Flag Shawl at Graduation Ceremony

Adem Dalipi, an Albanian-American artist, recently graduated from Northern Illinois, marking a significant milestone in his academic journey. Born and raised in the United States, Dalipi has always been proud of his Albanian heritage. During his graduation ceremony, he made a powerful statement by draping himself in the Albanian flag. In the photos shared on… Continue reading Albanian-American Artist Adem Dalipi Wears Albanian Flag Shawl at Graduation Ceremony

Mary Camaj Graduates from Columbia University in Albanian Traditional Attire

Mary Camaj, an Albanian-American, proudly graduated from Columbia University wearing traditional Albanian attire, symbolizing her deep connection to her heritage. During her graduation ceremony, Camaj donned the xhubleta, showcasing what it means to carry her homeland with her wherever she goes. Completing both her Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in Political Science at Columbia University, Camaj… Continue reading Mary Camaj Graduates from Columbia University in Albanian Traditional Attire

Mother Teresa Way Sign Unveiled in Collin County, Texas

A significant tribute to the revered figure of Mother Teresa will soon grace the streets of Collin County, Texas. Proposed by city councilor Gino Mulliqi, originally from Peja, the “Mother Teresa Way” sign will soon be installed in Collin County, Texas. During her official visit to Texas, President of the Republic of Kosovo, Vjosa Osmani,… Continue reading Mother Teresa Way Sign Unveiled in Collin County, Texas

Ekrem Bardha: The 91-Year-Old Albanian-American Who Met Seven U.S. Presidents

Ekrem Bardha (born May 13, 1933) is an Albanian-American businessman, co-founder of the National Albanian American Council (NAAC), and former owner of Illyria Newspaper. He currently serves as Albania’s Honorary Consul in Michigan and is regarded as one of the most successful Albanians in America. A remarkable aspect of Bardha’s life is his interaction with… Continue reading Ekrem Bardha: The 91-Year-Old Albanian-American Who Met Seven U.S. Presidents

Albanian-American Laert Sallaku Tops NYPD Academy

Laert Sallaku, an Albanian-American, has made his community proud by achieving an exceptional feat in the heart of New York City. Originally from Tirana, Sallaku moved to New York in 2017. This year, he graduated from the NYPD Academy with the highest average score of 9.96 out of 600 students, securing the first position. Sallaku’s… Continue reading Albanian-American Laert Sallaku Tops NYPD Academy

Admir Molla Completes His Journey as an Eagleton Fellow in the United States Senate

Admir Molla, an Eagleton Fellow, recently completed his tenure in the United States Senate. Sharing his thoughts on this journey, he expressed gratitude for the experience and reflected on the challenges he faced. In a post on his social media, Molla said, “My time in the United States Senate as an Eagleton Fellow has officially… Continue reading Admir Molla Completes His Journey as an Eagleton Fellow in the United States Senate

Biggest Statue of Skënderbeu Inaugurated in Italy on His 619th Birthday

A grand celebration took place in the Arbëresh community in San Basile on Saturday, May 4th, to commemorate the 619th birthday of the national hero, Gjergj Kastriot Skënderbeu. The highlight of the event was the inauguration of a statue of Skënderbeu, which was unveiled by the country’s president, Bajram Begaj. Created in Albania as a… Continue reading Biggest Statue of Skënderbeu Inaugurated in Italy on His 619th Birthday