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The Examiner
A close reading of the CSDG assessment raises a fundamental analytical question: how much does the report actually demonstrate—and how much does it assume? By Albatros Rexhaj (Tirana) The recent report presented in Tirana by the Center for the Study of Democracy and Governance (CSDG) introduces into Albania’s policy debate the concept of an …
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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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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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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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After a television debate on the legacy of dictatorship and police conduct, prominent Albanian commentators crossed from institutional critique into rhetorical escalation — raising uncomfortable questions about the boundaries of democratic speech. by Elis Cali (Michigan, USA) The cameras were steady. The tone was not. On Monday evening, Çim Peka Live — one of the …
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Critique is legitimate. Selective framing is not. A closer look at the claims made against Albania’s prime minister. by Ardit Rada (Tirana) When Michael Martens appeared on SYRI TV, the stated topic was EU enlargement and phased integration. What unfolded, however, was not merely a policy assessment. It was a pointed critique of Edi …
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When political protest crosses into endangerment, European standards demand clarity, factual precision, and unconditional accountability — not selective regret. by Ardit Bido The European Union distinguishes clearly between the right to protest and the use of violence. One is a protected democratic freedom. The other is a breach of public order and, when lives …
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If Iran enters a political transition, two Balkan states have more at stake than most Europeans realize. by Elmi Berisha (New York) There is a quiet irony unfolding in global diplomacy. If the Islamic Republic of Iran fractures—whether through internal succession crisis, institutional collapse, or negotiated transformation—the first structured proposal for stabilizing that transition …
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A sharp warning against institutional downgrade: why partial EU integration risks locking Albania into permanent second-tier status and weakening its Euro-Atlantic standing. By Fatmir Mediu The joint article published in Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung by the duo Rama–Vučić is a mirror of how corrupt power seeks to dominate the European future of Albanians. Is the …
