Drake surprised fans overnight by releasing three new albums at once — Iceman, Habibti and Maid of Honour. Among the dozens of new tracks, one collaboration quickly caught the attention of Albanian fans worldwide: “Slap The City,” featuring Albanian artist Qendresa. The song appears on Drake’s album Habibti, alongside collaborations with several major artists from… Continue reading Drake Drops Song With Albanian Artist Qendresa
The U.S. State Department has informed Congress about a proposed license to export defense equipment and military services to Kosova worth at least $14 million, according to congressional sources cited by Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty. The notification, sent to the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, includes defense articles, technical data, and military-related services for Kosova. Specific… Continue reading U.S. Moves Toward $14 Million Arms Deal for Kosova
For the first time in history, a film from Kosovo is officially competing at one of the Cannes Film Festival’s most prestigious sections. “Dua” directed by Sundance-winning filmmaker Blerta Basholli, premiered this week at Cannes Critics’ Week 2026, marking a historic moment for Kosovo cinema. The film follows 13-year-old Dua growing up in Prishtina during… Continue reading “Dua” Becomes First Kosovan Film to Compete at Cannes
City council member of Wylie, Texas, Gino Mulliqi, has been sworn in for another 3-year term and reappointed as Mayor Pro Tem by his fellow council members. In a deeply personal social media post, Mulliqi reflected on his journey from being a 13-year-old boy during the war in Kosovo to holding public office in the… Continue reading Gino Mulliqi Re-Elected to Texas City Council as Mayor Pro Tem
Besa Sharrah has been appointed as a member of the Eastern European Commission in the state of Ohio after being selected by Governor Mike DeWine. The appointment comes at a sensitive moment for political and strategic developments across Eastern Europe and the Western Balkans, as the region continues to face geopolitical tensions, security challenges, and… Continue reading Albanian-American Besa Sharrah Appointed to Key Ohio Commission
The Albanian-American community in New York is preparing for one of its biggest and most anticipated gatherings of the year — the 4th Annual Albanian Picnic, returning on Sunday, May 31, 2026, at Wolfe’s Pond Park. Set to run from 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM, the event is open to the public and is expected… Continue reading Don’t Miss the Albanian Picnic in Staten Island This May
A young Albanian scientist in the United States is gaining attention for a promising breakthrough in cancer research after four years of intensive scientific work. Eranda Berisha is preparing to present her doctoral dissertation in Genetic Engineering and Cellular Technology Science at University of Texas at Dallas, where her research has focused on understanding how… Continue reading Albanian Scientist in U.S. Makes Promising Breakthrough in Cancer Research
Arbëreshë living and working in Italy, together with Albanians from Shkodra and members of the “Rugova” ensemble from Peja, paraded through the main squares of Prishtina as part of celebrations marking the birthday of Albania’s national hero, Gjergj Kastrioti Skenderbeu. Dressed in traditional national costumes, participants showcased Albanian heritage through music, attire, and performance. The… Continue reading Arbëreshë Community Joins Skenderbeu Celebration in Prishtina
An Albanian woman witnessed the execution of her husband in Huntsville, Texas, where a man convicted of a 2008 double murder was put to death by lethal injection. Tiana Krasniqi watched from behind a glass partition as her husband, James Broadnax, 37, was executed after spending years on death row. According to witness accounts, she… Continue reading Albanian woman witnesses husband’s execution in Texas
The streets of the Bronx were filled with Albanian colors and energy today as hundreds gathered for the annual Skenderbeu Fair in New York City. From the moment the event began along Arthur Avenue and Crescent Avenue, the area transformed into a lively celebration of Albanian culture. Red and black flags stretched across the streets,… Continue reading NYC Turns Red and Black for Annual Skenderbeu Fair
