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The 12th Annual Albanian Boat Party Was Held in Boston

The Albanian Boat Party 2023 was an extraordinary event that brought together the vibrant Albanian community in Boston. This annual celebration, marking its 12th party, holds immense cultural and social significance as it provides a platform for Albanians of all ages to come together, strengthen their bonds, and celebrate their shared heritage. The gathering serves… Continue reading The 12th Annual Albanian Boat Party Was Held in Boston

Spectacular Final Day at the ‘Mëso Shqip’ School in Staten Island

In a recent Facebook post, Shoqata Ulqini expressed their pride in the incredible performance of the students of the “Meso Shqip” Albanian language school during their annual school concert. It was a magnificent showcase of the rich cultural heritage, featuring our traditional ancient dances choreographed with skill by the talented dance instructors, Ms. Dia Hoxha… Continue reading Spectacular Final Day at the ‘Mëso Shqip’ School in Staten Island

Explore tourist-packed Berat, Albania

Berat, the city of one over one windows, is welcoming an increasingly high number of tourists, in all seasons of the year. Prime Minister Edi Rama published today photos of tourists visiting one of its most attractive points, the castle. “The flood of tourists towards Berat”, he wrote on social networks. Berat, now a UNESCO… Continue reading Explore tourist-packed Berat, Albania

Arthur Avenue in the Bronx, from “Little Italy” to “Little Albania”

“Arthur Avenue” is a name known to Albanian-Americans. On this avenue, in the Bronx neighborhood of New York, there are many businesses owned by Albanian-Americans, while their customers are mostly Albanian-Americans. The expansion of Albanian businesses has made this area, which was once known as “Little Italy”, now called “Little Albania”. Founded in 2017 near… Continue reading Arthur Avenue in the Bronx, from “Little Italy” to “Little Albania”

Former President George W. Bush Surprises Students from Albania and Kosovo Working in the U.S.

Former U.S. President George W. Bush delighted students from Albania and Kosovo who are spending their summer in the United States as part of the State Department’s Summer Work and Travel program. These hardworking students received an unexpected surprise when President Bush made a special visit to The Clam Shack, one of his favorite restaurants… Continue reading Former President George W. Bush Surprises Students from Albania and Kosovo Working in the U.S.

Over 700 Albanians part of American law enforcement bodies

For a decade, the number of Albanians in US law enforcement agencies was around 200. According to the “Albanian-American Law Enforcement Association,” as of 2023, this figure has reached over 700. Voice of America interviewed several members of law enforcement in New Jersey and New York who discuss the challenges of their careers and the… Continue reading Over 700 Albanians part of American law enforcement bodies

SISTERWOULD Haircare: Revolutionizing the Beauty Industry

Meet Rina Gocaj-Bekiri, the visionary co-founder of SISTERWOULD, a brand that is revolutionizing the beauty industry with its focus on heritage, inclusivity, and social impact. With an unwavering dedication, Rina is making waves through her innovative haircare products. In an interview with ATLANTIKU, she shared her inspiring story and shed light on her journey towards… Continue reading SISTERWOULD Haircare: Revolutionizing the Beauty Industry

Iconic Albanian Eagle Sculpture Revealed in Riverdale, NJ

On Sunday, June 11th, in the courtyard of the Albanian American Cultural Center (AACC) in Riverdale, New Jersey, the “Eagle Square” was inaugurated with the unveiling of the artwork “The Eagle,” a large metal sculpture cast in a foundry. “The Eagle” is a work and donation by artist Gëzim Ballabani, while the marble dressing of… Continue reading Iconic Albanian Eagle Sculpture Revealed in Riverdale, NJ

Open Letter: Albanian-American Community Calls for U.S. State Department Firm Support for the Republic of Kosova

The letter, drafted by Besnik Pula and Drilon Gashi, signed by over 40 well-known names of the Albanian-American community, asks the State Department to support Kosovo in its conflict with Serbia. The letter expresses dissatisfaction with the one-sided position of diplomacy regarding a crisis of Americans from Serbia and invites the State Department to enable… Continue reading Open Letter: Albanian-American Community Calls for U.S. State Department Firm Support for the Republic of Kosova

Pristina and Staten Island Officially Become Sister Cities

Pristina, the capital of Kosova, and Staten Island, New York, have officially become sister cities! This partnership aims to promote collaboration, cultural exchanges, and a bright future based on our shared values. Mayor Përparim Rama announced it on Facebook, stating, “Pristina and Staten Island are now sister cities. Together, we will bring people closer, foster… Continue reading Pristina and Staten Island Officially Become Sister Cities