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American mom and son serving together in Kosovo

For Sgt. 1st Class Tresa Allemang, serving in the U.S. Army has always been more than just a career – it’s a family legacy. Now, that legacy continues in Kosovo, where she is deployed alongside her son, Cpl. Aiden Stackhouse, as part of the NATO-led KFOR mission. Allemang’s story of service began at just 17… Continue reading American mom and son serving together in Kosovo

Albania to officially recognize more than two genders

Albania is preparing for a historic change in its Gender Equality Law. The government has submitted a new bill to Parliament that introduces an inclusive definition of gender, moving beyond the traditional categories of “male” and “female.” According to the draft law: “Gender has an inclusive meaning in accordance with the principles of equality and… Continue reading Albania to officially recognize more than two genders

Kosovo Loves Trump More Than Any Country in the Balkans

A new survey from the International Republican Institute (IRI) shows that U.S. President Donald Trump enjoys his highest approval ratings in the Balkans from Kosovo. According to the poll, 74% of Kosovars view Trump favorably, placing Kosovo at the very top of the region. North Macedonia follows with 66%, Montenegro with 52%, Serbia with 44%,… Continue reading Kosovo Loves Trump More Than Any Country in the Balkans

New York Students Take the Stage with Albanian Music

Students at Montclair State University showcased their passion and talent for Albanian music and song this year through the Albanian Ensemble, a program that has been running for 12 years. The ensemble provides a unique platform for talented student musicians and singers to develop their skills while promoting Albanian musical heritage across the United States.… Continue reading New York Students Take the Stage with Albanian Music

Albanian Parade Turns Italy Red and Black

The city of Asti in Piedmont, Italy, turned into a vibrant stage of Albanian culture on Saturday, September 20, 2025, during the fourth edition of the festival “Le Radici del Cuore – Roots of the Heart.” Organized by Assoalbania Piemonte and the Margarita Xhepa Cultural and Artistic Center, with the support of the Municipality of… Continue reading Albanian Parade Turns Italy Red and Black

An Albanian Film Makes New York Times Must-Watch List

The prestigious New York Times has named Albanian film “Pikë Uji” (Drop of Water) by director Robert Budina as one of the five international films not to be missed this month, marking a major recognition for Albanian cinema on the global stage. Film critic Devika Girish praised Budina’s work, noting how he “wraps his characters… Continue reading An Albanian Film Makes New York Times Must-Watch List

Kosovo Ranked 2nd Safest Country in Europe

Kosovo has achieved a historic milestone in the Gallup Global Safety Report 2025, ranking the second safest country in Europe and among the safest worldwide, with an impressive score of 94 out of 100 on the Law and Order Index. The index measures safety through several key factors: how safe people feel walking alone at night,… Continue reading Kosovo Ranked 2nd Safest Country in Europe

Albanians in Tirana Honor Charlie Kirk with Memorial Ceremony

Today, September 21, a memorial service was held in Tirana to honor American activist Charlie Kirk, who was killed on September 10, 2025, during a speech at Utah Valley University in the United States. The ceremony began at 6:00 PM in front of the Academy of Arts, where citizens, civil society representatives, and supporters gathered.… Continue reading Albanians in Tirana Honor Charlie Kirk with Memorial Ceremony

10 Year Old Albanian Girl Publishes Book in the U.S

A 10-year-old Albanian girl has achieved something extraordinary in Florida, USA, by publishing her very first book. Emili Shkulaku has amazed everyone with her talent, releasing “Night Stories”, which is now available on Amazon not only in the U.S. but also in Germany, the UK, the United Arab Emirates, Australia, Italy, and many other countries.… Continue reading 10 Year Old Albanian Girl Publishes Book in the U.S

“Isa Boletini Street” to be inaugurated in New York

On November 30, Staten Island, New York, will inaugurate a street named after Albanian national hero Isa Boletini, marking a historic moment that coincides with Albania’s Independence Month. The ceremony will take place at the intersection of Father Capodanno Blvd and Seaview Avenue, next to the street already named after Ismail Qemali, creating a powerful… Continue reading “Isa Boletini Street” to be inaugurated in New York