Serbia v Albania

Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama said Feb. 18 his country and Kosovo could one day have a single president as a “symbol of national unity” between Tirana and Pristina.

Albania's Elbasan Arena stadium on Thursday night will host a "historic" football match when Serbian team Partizan Belgrade play in the country for the first time in 30 years.

Both Partizan Belgrade and Skanderbeu Korca have qualified for the Europa League 2017-2018 championship.

Ismail Morina, arrested in Croatia on Serbia's warrant over a scandal during a football game played in Belgrade in 2014, is seeking political asylum in Croatia.

Jonuz Musliu says his "president" is Albanian PM Edi Rama, rather than Serbian PM and President-elect Aleksandar Vucic.

In addition to serving as the mayor of Bujanovac, this ethnic Albanian politician from southern Serbia is also president of the Albanian National Council, whose seat is in the same town.

Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama says that "a union between Albania and Kosovo" cannot be ruled out if EU membership prospects for the Western Balkans fade.

Asked about by Politico whether "he would take a union with Kosovo off the table," Rama replied:

By joining Montenegro's ruling coalition, Albanians "saved" this country for the second time, Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama has been quoted as saying.

"By joining the government Albanians saved Montenegro for the second time," he said.

The Red and Blacks, the largest group of supporters of the Albanian national football team, has announced a total boycott all the matches played in the country in response to what they call police intimidation and violence.

Hillary Clinton, a great friend of Albania, Kosovo, and all Albanians, did not win in the U.S. presidential elections.

This is what Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama posted on Facebook on Wednesday.

FIFA on Thursday fined the Croatian and Kosovo's soccer federations a total of 80,000 Swiss francs for anti-Serbian chants by fans of both countries at a World Cup qualifying match in Shkodra, Albania in October. Kosovo was fined 30,000 francs.

Edi Rama - Photo: AP

BELGRADE - Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama said he believes that the possibility of unification Albania and Kosovo - "Greater Albania" - belongs to the past, writes Serbian daily "Kurir".

Rama said this on Monday in an interview for "Al Jazeera", when asked to comment on the possible unification of Kosovo and Albania.