EaglePod, founded by Lorena Culaj, is a unique podcast dedicated to sharing the inspiring stories of the Albanian community. It dives into personal triumphs, professional successes, and the lessons learned along the way, weaving together the deeply human stories of Albanian resilience and ambition. The podcast, which also offers resources for college students in collaboration… Continue reading EaglePod: A Spotlight on Albanian Achievements
In a significant moment on the United States Senate floor, Senator Dick Durbin highlighted the journey of Edon Molla, an Albanian-American singer, underlining the positive impact of DACA recipients on America. Molla, who has toured with internationally recognized artists, exemplifies the dreams and aspirations made possible through DACA, demonstrating the essential contributions of immigrants to… Continue reading Edon Molla’s Inspiring Story Highlighted in U.S. Senate
Ada Satka, the daughter of a prominent Albanian humanist and businessman in Cleveland, is making waves in the international music scene as the co-author of Georgia’s entry for the Eurovision Song Contest 2024, titled “Firefighter”. The song, performed by Nutsa Buzaladze, is a powerful anthem that metaphorically battles against wars, envy, and hate, underlining a… Continue reading Albanian American Ada Satka Writes Georgia’s Eurovision 2024 Song
Jared Kushner, the son-in-law of former American President Donald Trump, confirmed on Friday that he is close to finalizing several major deals for real estate in Albania and Serbia. Kushner’s company, Affinity Partners, is in advanced talks with the two Balkan countries for investments in tourist properties worth over $1 billion. Kushner, who was a… Continue reading Trump’s Son-in-Law Spearheads Billion-Dollar Tourism Ventures in Albania
Albanian-American journalist and author Ilir Ikonomi promoted his book “Apostulli” at Harvard University, marking the 59th anniversary of Archbishop Fan S. Noli’s death. The event was organized by the Boston branch of the Federation Vatra and the Harvard Albanian Students Association. During the promotion, Ikonomi discussed the life and legacy of Fan Noli, who not… Continue reading Ilir Ikonomi Promotes “Apostulli” at Harvard on Fan S. Noli’s Anniversary
The Albanian-American community is rallying for the nomination of Dr. Bix Aliu as the U.S. Ambassador to Montenegro, highlighting a significant moment of representation. Dr. Aliu’s potential appointment marks a historic milestone, being the first Albanian-American to serve in such a capacity. The nomination, however, has been met with delays, sparking concern and mobilization among… Continue reading Albanian-Americans Unite for Dr. Bix Aliu’s Historic Ambassador Nomination
The Albanian community in the United States has yet another reason to celebrate as one of their own, Joseph Cubi, embarks on an exceptional journey with the U.S. Air Force. This milestone is not just a personal achievement for Cubi but a symbol of pride and inspiration for the Albanian diaspora and the nation as… Continue reading Albanian-American Joseph Cubi Joins the U.S. Air Force
In the upcoming Ohio Senate elections scheduled for November 5th, an Albanian-American will run for the first time. Besa Sharrah, campaigning under the Republican Party banner, aims to become a member of the state legislature in the state where she arrived as an immigrant in 2005. In an interview with Voice of America, she said… Continue reading Albanian-American Besa Sharrah’s Historic Ohio Senate Run
Bix Aliu has been nominated as the first Albanian-American ambassador of the United States, marking a historic milestone for the Albanian-American community. Born and raised in Chicago, Illinois, to Albanian parents from Zajasi, Kërçovë, Macedonia, Aliu’s ascent in the realm of diplomacy underscores the American dream’s reach and the profound contributions of the Albanian diaspora.… Continue reading Bix Aliu Nominated as First Albanian-American U.S. Ambassador
Domestic violence continues to challenge Albanian society. This phenomenon is also present among the Albanian community in the United States of America. In the last 20 years, at least seven Albanian-American women lost their lives as a result of domestic violence. Anila Duro, a professor at John Jay College and an activist against domestic violence,… Continue reading Killed by Their Spouses: The Albanian-American Women Who Lost Their Lives
