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Albanian Student Among Just 12 International Graduates at Elite U.S. Naval Academy

An Albanian student has achieved a remarkable milestone after graduating from the United States Naval Academy, standing among just 12 international students in a graduating class of 1,056 cadets. Erdi Xharo successfully completed his studies at one of the world’s most prestigious military institutions, known for its rigorous academic standards, leadership training, and highly selective… Continue reading Albanian Student Among Just 12 International Graduates at Elite U.S. Naval Academy

British Journalist Came to Albania for a 3-Day Trip — and Never Left

In October 2017, Alice Taylor boarded a flight to Albania for what was meant to be a brief three-day escape. She had no long-term plans. No apartment waiting. No vision of building a life in the Balkans. Just a last-minute holiday to a country she barely knew. Then came the “rakija”. “I accidentally extended it… Continue reading British Journalist Came to Albania for a 3-Day Trip — and Never Left

Albanian Woman Donike Gocaj Dies After Falling Into Open Manhole in Manhattan

The Albanian community in New York has been shaken by a tragic incident after an Albanian woman lost her life after falling into an uncovered manhole in one of Manhattan’s busiest areas. The victim has been identified as Donike Gocaj, 56, a resident of Briarcliff Manor in Westchester County, New York. According to NYPD officials,… Continue reading Albanian Woman Donike Gocaj Dies After Falling Into Open Manhole in Manhattan

Massive Student Protest in Skopje Over Albanian Language Exam Ban

Hundreds of Albanian students have taken to the streets in Skopje, demanding that the jurisprudence exam be allowed in the Albanian language. The march, which headed toward the Ministry of Justice, highlighted growing concerns over language rights and equal treatment in education and state institutions in North Macedonia. Chants such as “The Albanian language cannot… Continue reading Massive Student Protest in Skopje Over Albanian Language Exam Ban

Albanian Triple Murder Suspect Caught in U.S. After Decades

An Albanian man accused of three murders in 1997 has reportedly been arrested in the United States after spending nearly three decades on the run under a false identity. According to British media reports, 56-year-old Sokol Hoxha was arrested in Kettering, Ohio, following a years-long international investigation involving U.S. authorities, Interpol, and law enforcement agencies… Continue reading Albanian Triple Murder Suspect Caught in U.S. After Decades

Bebe Rexha stands with Albanian students over language ban in Macedonia

Bebe Rexha has publicly expressed support for Albanian students protesting in North Macedonia over the ban on taking the jurisprudence exam in the Albanian language. The students, from the University of Tetovo and South East European University, are planning a new protest on May 18 in Skopje, demanding equal language rights and the full implementation… Continue reading Bebe Rexha stands with Albanian students over language ban in Macedonia

Albanian Fighter Scores Huge UFC Win in Las Vegas

Albanian UFC fighter Bernardo Sopaj returned to the spotlight Saturday night after defeating Timothy Cuamba at UFC Fight Night in Las Vegas. Sopaj secured the victory with a rear-naked choke submission in the second round after an intense fight that quickly caught the attention of MMA fans online. The bout was part of the main… Continue reading Albanian Fighter Scores Huge UFC Win in Las Vegas

Drake Drops Song With Albanian Artist Qendresa

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

U.S. Moves Toward $14 Million Arms Deal for Kosova

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

“Dua” Becomes First Kosovan Film to Compete at Cannes

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