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Albania’s New Gender Equality Law Recognizes Unpaid Work — and Signals a Broader Shift Toward European Social Standards

Albania’s new Gender Equality Law formally acknowledges the economic value of unpaid care work and advances gender parity in public decision-making — aligning the country more closely with evolving European policy frameworks while testing the state’s capacity for implementation. by Rexhina Bici (Tirana)   Albania has taken a policy step that many European economies only …

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Parliamentary Immunity, Risk, and the Rule-of-Law Test in Albania

Having reviewed the Democratic Party’s parliamentary report on the Balluku case, Tirana Examiner assesses its constitutional thesis and the proportionality arguments it advances against European rule-of-law standards. By The Tirana Examiner Legal Desk   Albania’s Democratic Party (PD) has released a parliamentary recommendation urging the Plenary to authorize SPAK’s request for a stricter precautionary measure …

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Albania’s Quiet Administrative Revolution: How e-Albania Is Redefining the State–Citizen Relationship

In January alone, over 300,000 hours were saved through digital public services — a measurable sign that Albania’s once paper-bound bureaucracy is undergoing structural transformation. by Aurel Cara (Tirana)   In a region where administrative reform is often discussed more than delivered, Albania’s digital governance platform — e-Albania — is producing measurable, cumulative results. In …
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