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Vucic: No agreements on arms or ammunition signed with Ukraine
TIRANA - Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic said on Thursday in Tirana Serbia had signed no arrangements or agreements with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy on cooperation regarding arms or ammunition.
Vucic attended a Ukraine-Southeast Europe summit in the Albanian capital on Wednesday.
Brnabic: I do not know why Rama called for sanctions against Serbia
TIRANA - Serbian PM Ana Brnabic said in Tirana on Monday she did not know why Albanian PM Edi Rama had called for imposing sanctions against Serbia, and noted the move was not in line with good-neighbourly relations or the Open Balkan initiative.
More suspects detained over violent clashes
A total of 17 Croatian nationals were apprehended across three different locations in Greece on Tuesday due to their alleged involvement in violent clashes between Greek and Croatian soccer supporters on Monday night, as reported by the Hellenic Police.
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Decision on Beleri’s detention expected Monday
The Special Court of Tirana will decide on Monday whether Fredi Beleri, the recently-elected ethnic Greek mayor of Himare in southern Albania, and his aide Panteli Kokavesi will be released or if their pretrial detention will continue, sources in the Albanian capital said on Friday.
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‘We are both children of the same God’
Standing at nearly 2 meters tall, with the physique of the former athlete that he is, wearing sneakers and a leather jacket, and speaking without mincing his words, Edi Rama is more like a rock star than a prime minister. His entire demeanor, in fact, says "unconventional."
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Albanian Film Tells Stories of Suffering Under Communist Rule
A new documentary entitled 'Tirona's Unyielding Gentlemen', which tells the stories of the suffering of some of the Albanian capital's most prominent figures during the Communist period, was screened for the first time at the Millennium Cinema in Tirana on Friday.
Albania Exhibition Puts Communist Secret Police Files on Display
An exhibition entitled 'Tirana in the Eyes of the Sigurimi' was held at the Palace of Congresses in the capital on Thursday, illustrating how people in the Albanian capital were spied upon and persecuted under the Communist regime that ruled the country until the early 1990s.
International Women’s Day Marked in Southeast, Central Europe Despite Pandemic
Women in many countries in Southeast and Central Europe staged rallies on Monday, marking International Women's Day, opposing violence and discrimination and highlighting the important role women are playing during the COVID-19 pandemic.
A Strong Earthquake Shook Tirana
5.5 magnitude earthquake struck Tirana.
The epicentre of the earthquake, which was registered at 21.17 local time, was in the Adriatic Sea.
The quake forced people to take to the streets of the Albanian capital. So far, there is no information of there are victims.
An earthquake of magnitude 7.7 shook Cuba, Jamaica and the Cayman Islands.
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EU plans intensive talks on future enlargement procedure
The President of the European Council said on Friday the bloc will be holding intensive discussions in coming weeks on how future enlargement should be managed.
Charles Michel, who was in the Albanian capital, Tirana, to meet with Prime Minister Edi Rama, said all member countries "are unanimous on one point — that the Western Balkans' future should be toward Europe."