Albanian opposition figures have criticized the government's spending priorities, contrasting meager pension increases with large concession payments. They specifically highlighted the 360 million euro concession for the Milot–Balldren road, arguing the government is out of touch with the needs of its citizens.
Ahead of Ursula von der Leyen's visit to Azerbaijan, activists are calling on the EU to not only focus on gas purchases but also advocate for political prisoners in Baku.
UFC Baku featured a live event with Fiziev vs. Torres, providing real-time results, highlights, and play-by-play coverage of the fights. Fans followed the action as it unfolded.
The UFC Baku staredowns became physical when Shara Magomedov, known as Shara Bullet, collar-tied Michel Pereira, prompting security intervention ahead of their June 27 fight.
Democratic Party MP Jorida Tabaku stated at an international conference organized by the International Republican Institute (IRI) that corruption and money laundering are the primary gateways for foreign interventions in Albania. She emphasized that transparency in the economy is crucial for national security.
Key facts and figures are highlighted for UFC Fight Night 280 in Baku, featuring a main event between Rafael Fiziev and Manuel Torres, focusing on striking standouts across the card.
The American Chamber of Commerce in Albania and opposition figures are raising alarms about increasing corruption and monopolies in the country. They argue that these issues are hindering economic growth and making reforms ineffective.
Hungarian opposition leader Péter Magyar has announced plans for constitutional reforms, including the removal of the current president and a crackdown on corruption. He proposes state oversight for companies mismanaging public funds and a temporary mandate for the new head of state.
Two men are in critical condition after a fight escalated into a shooting incident on Kabakum beach in Varna, Bulgaria. The dispute occurred between two Bulgarian citizens at a beachside establishment.
An Azerbaijani court has sentenced eight Russian citizens to prison for up to four years on 'drug smuggling' charges, in a case reportedly linked to the conflict between Moscow and Baku.
Forest officials in Sikkim have recorded the first-ever video footage of a Mishmi Takin, a rare goat-antelope species, in the Bakuchen area of Tingda Reserve Forest, marking its sighting after nearly 30 years.
Albanian opposition figures have accused Prime Minister Edi Rama of attempting to manipulate a European Parliament amendment regarding protected areas, specifically concerning the Zvërnec region. They claim Rama is misrepresenting the EU's stance, which supports the protesters' demands to repeal changes to the protected areas law.
Azerbaijan's opposition leader Ali Karimli, a former secretary of state, is on trial in Baku for an alleged 'attempted coup,' charges he claims are entirely fabricated.
Journalist Afgan Sadigov, previously deported from Georgia to Azerbaijan, has been arrested in Baku as authorities reportedly resumed a criminal case against him.
Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan secured a decisive victory in the recent elections, which were largely seen as a referendum on the country's future direction. Following the results, Russia accused the European Union of unprecedented interference in the Armenian electoral process.
Kazakhstan has officially started the construction of its first specialized 780 twenty-foot equivalent unit (TEUs) container ship at the Baku Shipyard, a significant step to enhance the capacity of the Middle Corridor trade route.
Six freight wagons carrying Russian wheat, barley, and fertilizer intended for Armenia are being shipped from Baku today, while Armenia and the US signed a framework agreement on strategic cooperation.
Türkiye, Azerbaijan, and Georgia have marked the launch of full-capacity operations on the Baku-Tbilisi-Kars (BTK) railway, a crucial freight and passenger link between Europe and China.
Mimaki, the head of a group of Hiroshima atomic bomb survivors (hibakusha), has stepped down and will be succeeded by Hiroshi Harada, the group's deputy leader and former head of the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum.
A profile of Johanna Lipke, a Latvian Pole and Catholic, wife of Žanis Lipke, who saved Jews during World War II, including a specific anecdote about her tricking police dogs with snuff tobacco.
Kazakhstan is expanding its direct flight routes, with Vietnamese low-cost carrier Vietjet announcing new direct flights from Almaty to Hanoi and Prague. This marks Vietjet's entry into the European market and enhances connectivity for Kazakhstan.
German political figures, including CDU leader Friedrich Merz, have proposed a new 'associate membership' status for Ukraine and a privileged status for Western Balkan countries to accelerate their integration into the European Union.
Albanian Democratic Party MP Jorida Tabaku completed a three-day visit to Germany, where she held meetings at the German Foreign Ministry and Bundestag, emphasizing that integration requires law, institutions, and anti-corruption efforts.
The Baku–Tbilisi passenger train, manufactured by Stadler Rail Group, will operate once daily at night, carrying over 200 passengers in each direction.
Politologist Bakule discusses how the breakup of the Spolu coalition has created a vacuum in the opposition camp, leaving TOP 09 and the Christian Democrats searching for direction.
The final acceptance protocol for the completion of the Baku-Tbilisi-Kars (BTK) railway's modernization has been officially approved, marking a significant milestone for the regional transport corridor.
Slovak Deputy Prime Minister Taraba visited Baku, where he discussed positive bilateral relations with Georgia and affirmed Slovakia's support for Serbia's territorial integrity. Serbian President Vučić thanked Slovakia for its clear stance.
Albanian MP Jorida Tabaku has raised alarm over the housing affordability crisis in Tirana, stating that citizens now need an average of 18.6 years of work to afford an apartment in the capital.
Albanian MP Jorida Tabaku has denounced the alarming state of public procurement and concessions, claiming that half of all tenders are awarded without competition, turning the economy into a system benefiting a minority.
Following disappointing local election results and calls for his resignation, UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer has vowed to fight for his position and prove doubters wrong. He promised to adopt a bolder approach, including a pledge to nationalize British Steel, in an effort to rescue his leadership.
Albanian opposition figures have strongly criticized the government on multiple fronts, highlighting the plight of pensioners, inadequate infrastructure, and alleged corruption. They called for accountability and better governance, particularly regarding public funds and projects.
The Albanian opposition is raising concerns about obstacles to the country's EU integration, citing issues such as corruption, elections, and the non-voting of Balluku's immunity, as highlighted in a European Parliament report. They also accuse the majority of excluding them from the integration process.
Baku, Azerbaijan, has been selected to host the 2026 annual meetings of the Islamic Development Bank (IsDB) Group, focusing on regional integration for sustainable development.
The International Carpet Festival 2026 has officially opened in Baku, featuring vibrant exhibitions that showcase wedding traditions, creativity, and diverse cultural heritage. The grand event includes various displays and photo reportages highlighting its cultural significance.
The International Carpet Forum 2026 has commenced in Baku, gathering global industry leaders to explore textile traditions and heritage. The event features discussions and insights from experts on the field.
Azerbaijan's state budget will fund the renovation of 61 homes in Baku's Keshla village, but the overall compensation package for flood victims is reportedly leaving many in a difficult situation.
Officials from Baku and Seoul have held discussions aimed at expanding bilateral cooperation across various sectors between Azerbaijan and South Korea.
More than 200 hibakusha, survivors of the atomic bombings, and other activists marched to the U.N. headquarters in Midtown Manhattan to advocate for the abolition of nuclear weapons.
A Florida zoo is celebrating the birth of its first koala and the opening of a newly renovated habitat for these animals, which will be accessible to visitors soon.
Baku is hosting the second day of the Caspian–Central Asia oil trade and logistics forum, bringing together regional stakeholders to discuss energy cooperation.
Albanian MP Jorida Tabaku has voiced concerns in Parliament regarding alleged corruption and abuse of hundreds of millions of euros in tenders, specifically referencing the "Balluku scandal" and its impact on the country's EU integration process.
The Chairman of the Democratic Party Parliamentary Group, Gazment Bardhi, and MP Jorida Tabaku met with the Chairman of the Committee for European Affairs in the Italian Senate, Senator Giuliomaria…
A humpback whale named Timmy has repeatedly become stranded in shallow waters, remaining in critical condition despite ongoing rescue attempts. Efforts to save the whale have faced difficulties, including a veterinarian departing the rescue team due to internal disagreements.
Democratic Party MP Jorida Tabaku, accompanied by the head of the PD Parliamentary Group and members of the Human Rights Committee, has commenced a two-day visit to Italy. She is scheduled to meet with senators and deputies to discuss integration, emphasizing responsibility and concrete cooperation over propaganda.
Baku, the capital of Azerbaijan, is slated for extensive large-scale redevelopment as part of its ambitious 2040 master plan. The project aims to modernize the city's infrastructure and urban landscape.
Armenian Parliamentary Speaker Alen Simonyan, speaking at the Inter-Parliamentary Union in Turkey, called for the release of 19 Armenian detainees held in Azerbaijan and clarification on missing persons.
The European Union is introducing a new digital identity card and app designed for age verification on online platforms, particularly social media. This initiative aims to ensure compliance with age restrictions for users across the EU, including children and adults.
Albania's Human Rights Commission, in cooperation with the Council of Europe, held a meeting to discuss the publication of a report on discrimination in the country, attended by representatives of international institutions.
Jailed Abzas Media journalists have called on Ursula von der Leyen to address human rights issues during her visit to Baku, urging her not to limit discussions to gas and oil.
UFC fighter Michel Pereira expressed dissatisfaction with referee Herb Dean's handling of his loss against Shara 'Bullet' at UFC Baku, feeling justice was not ensured.
Albania saw its 30th consecutive night of anti-government protests, with citizens marching through Tirana demanding Prime Minister Edi Rama's resignation. European Parliament members have voiced support for the protesters and called for EU pressure on the Albanian government.
Shara Bullet recounted his UFC Baku comeback victory over Michel Pereira, stating he survived an early knockdown and would have had to be killed to lose the fight.
The Baku Initiative Group, an NGO primarily focused on the negative impacts of colonialism, particularly from France and Armenian allies, hosted its first event in the US Congress addressing the ethnic cleansing of Azerbaijanis.
Azerbaijan’s Foreign Ministry summoned Petr Sich, head of the Council of Europe’s Baku Office, following a recent European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) ruling that partially upheld a complaint against Azerbaijan.
Kazakhstan has launched a new air route connecting Shymkent and Baku and is preparing to open additional flights from Aktobe and Atyrau to the Azerbaijani capital, expanding its air links with Azerbaijan.
Representatives from UN Habitat have offered expert support to an unnamed entity for the legalization of illegal structures, with a cryptic reference to 'Baku' being blamed.
Albanian MP Jorida Tabaku spoke out against government pressure on journalists and media freedom, citing a 'Reporters Without Borders' report that highlights a decline in media freedom index.
Nihon Hidankyo, an organization of atomic bomb survivors (hibakusha), is scheduled to vote in 2027 on its future, as dwindling member numbers raise concerns about the group's continued existence.
The night train service between Baku and Tbilisi has resumed daily operations after a six-year pause, with old Soviet-era wagons replaced by modern ones.
A brass band plays in Brno's Moravian Square as people shake hands and sit together at long tables, speaking both Czech and Slovak, while a group of angry men across the square wave a Czech flag.
Thousands of Albanians have taken to the streets in protest against the government, citing corruption, inadequate healthcare, and controversial plans for a luxury resort by the Trump family.
Mark is set to take the stage at this year’s World Environment Day opening ceremony in Baku, Azerbaijan, marking his first official public appearance since launching his creative company, Upper Room,…
The Baku-Tbilisi-Kars (BTK) railway's capacity has been boosted to 5 million tons, strengthening the Middle Corridor, with Kazakh Deputy Minister of Transport Zhanbiek Taizhanov attending the official opening ceremony.
BP is on track to hand over the running of the Baku-Tbilisi-Ceyhan (BTC) oil pipeline to Azerbaijan’s SOCAR from July 1 as part of a contractual obligation, British energy m...
An analysis highlights the broader importance of the Baku–Supsa pipeline, suggesting its impact extends far beyond mere oil exports. The pipeline plays a crucial role in regional energy security and geopolitical dynamics.
Two freight wagons carrying urea and one carrying flour were sent from Russia to Armenia via Azerbaijan, ahead of the official opening of the Baku-Tbilisi-Kars (BTK) railway at Akhalkalaki station in Georgia on June 2.
Journalist Afgan Sadigov, who was controversially deported by Georgia to Azerbaijan in early April, reported on May 26 that he was not allowed to leave Azerbaijan, having been informed at customs that Baku’s Prosecutor's Office imposed the ban.
An international conference was held in Baku to commemorate Africa Day, bringing together participants to discuss various topics related to the continent.
The 'Velje Brdo' project was presented at the United Nations World Urban Forum in Baku, with officials highlighting it as a beneficial example for other countries.
The Baku–Tbilisi passenger train route is reopening, marking a significant development for travel between Azerbaijan and Georgia. The article reflects on the route's history, including its closure during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Azercell, a prominent telecommunications company, was recognized as the 'Best Local Brand' of the Year at the Baku Flames Festival, celebrating its achievements and brand presence.
Kenyan President Ruto is on a multi-country tour, visiting locations from Baku to Kazakhstan, while Kenyans are experiencing the second day of a nationwide fuel price shutdown.
The Azerbaijan Economy Ministry announced that daily passenger train services on the Baku–Tbilisi–Baku route will resume from May 26, following an agreement reached with Georgia.
Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz addressed the World Urban Forum Leaders’ Summit in Baku, detailing a $2 billion urban development plan and announcing Lahore's designation as ECO Tourism Capital for 2026-27.
A panel at the 13th World Urban Forum (WUF13) in Baku highlighted the significant role of Turkic Houses in fostering urban resilience, accompanied by photographic documentation.
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Bulgarian President Iliana Yotova met with Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev in Baku to discuss increasing the volume of gas supplies from Azerbaijan to Europe via Bulgaria, focusing on energy cooperation.
The flags of the United Nations and Azerbaijan were ceremonially raised at the Baku Olympic Stadium in preparation for the 13th World Urban Forum (WUF13).
The 13th World Urban Forum (WUF13) has commenced in Azerbaijan, drawing international attendees including the Vice President of Zimbabwe. The forum focuses on global urban development issues.
Baku is preparing to host the 13th World Urban Forum (WUF13) by expanding its taxi and bus services. Additionally, Azerbaijan and UN-Habitat signed a Letter of Intent regarding the utilization of WUF13 operational standards.
A Turkish court has sentenced cinematographer Koray Kesik to over two years in prison. The charges relate to disseminating terrorism propaganda through his 2015 documentary 'Bakur,' which depicted militants from the outlawed Kurdistan Worker's Party.
Bakuchiol is presented as a gentle yet effective alternative to retinol, particularly beneficial for reactive skin, without the harshness, pregnancy restrictions, or morning routine limitations of retinol.
Azerbaijan's Foreign Ministry firmly rejected France's allegations regarding the destruction of churches in Nagorno-Karabakh, triggering condemnation from Baku.
UFC is set to return to Baku, featuring a lightweight fight between Fiziev and Torres, with details on the fight card, start time, date, and location available.
Air Serbia has successfully launched a new direct flight route connecting the capitals of Serbia and Azerbaijan, Belgrade and Baku. This new service aims to improve travel and connectivity between the two cities.
Nino Shubladze, a political talk show host and head of news at the pro-government Rustavi 2 TV channel, has been named its new director general, replacing Bakur Bakuradze.
Albanian Democratic Party MP Jorida Tabaku held a meeting with approximately 50 German businesses, organized by Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung, to discuss attracting productive investments to Albania.
Russia and Ukraine have exchanged a series of deadly strikes, resulting in multiple casualties and damage to infrastructure on both sides. These attacks intensified around the anniversary of the Chernobyl disaster.
Aleksandr Vaisero, a Russian national, was sentenced in Azerbaijan after being detained during a period of Azerbaijan-Russia tensions. He denied all accusations of money laundering, claiming he was in the country for tourism.
Israel announced it uncovered an Iranian-backed terror network, several weeks after Azerbaijan's security service thwarted a multi-pronged plot targeting the Baku pipeline.
Albanian opposition leaders Gazment Bardhi and Jorida Tabaku met with officials in the Italian Senate, including the Chairman of the Committee of Regions and the Craxi Parliamentary Group. Discussions
Albanian opposition leaders Gazment Bardhi and Jorida Tabaku met with Maurizio Gasparri, Chairman of the Italian Senate's Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee, during an official visit to Rome, stating that the majority is hindering Albania's European path by protecting corruption.
Israel announced it had uncovered and thwarted an Iranian network planning to attack a crude oil pipeline transporting oil from Azerbaijan to the Mediterranean, as well as Israeli targets.
The presidents of Serbia and Azerbaijan met to discuss strengthening cooperation, with a focus on energy, investments, and new projects, also welcoming a direct flight line between Belgrade and Baku.
China has opened a new rail freight route to Europe, connecting Wuhan to Baku via the Middle Corridor, establishing an alternative Eurasian axis to traditional routes.
Albanian Democratic Party deputy Jorida Tabaku stated that the party was on the ground after a fire near QSUT, meeting affected residents and businesses to address their concerns.
Albanian opposition parties are claiming that the vote against Balluku's immunity has stalled the country's EU integration process. They are demanding accountability from the government regarding the status of EU negotiations.
Baku, Azerbaijan, marked Holocaust Remembrance Day with a Jewish community event that focused on World War II rescue efforts, particularly the saving of 55,000 Jews, and also touched upon current regional tensions.
At the 13th Baku Global Forum, international participants are reportedly looking to China for a new path towards multilateralism and global stability, highlighting China's growing influence in international relations.
An actress filmed her 86-year-old grandmother's hilarious reactions of horror and disgust while watching 'Jackass' in a movie theater, with the video quickly becoming a viral hit on TikTok.
Imprisoned activists are calling for human rights to be prioritized ahead of EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen's visit to Baku, Azerbaijan, scheduled for July 1.
Rafael Fiziev is set to fight Manuel Torres in the main event of UFC Baku, with analysts predicting a challenging bout for Torres. The fight is highly anticipated by MMA fans.
UFC Fight Night 280 was held in Baku, Azerbaijan, with all fighters successfully making weight. The event highlighted the growing prominence of Caucasian MMA stars.
A collaborative effort involving an Imo State group, the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA), and the Nigerian Navy conducted a sensitization program for students in Ogbaku, Imo State, on the dangers of drug abuse and career development.
Iran's parliament speaker, Mohammed Bagher Ghalibaf, stated that a US Memorandum of Understanding is a 'declaration of defeat' for the US, signaling a new era in the Middle East. He made these remarks while in Baku, Azerbaijan, for an OIC meeting.
A Nagasaki atomic bomb survivor, Shohei Tsuiki, recounts his forbidden wartime conversations with a Dutch prisoner of war, practicing English he had begun learning.
The United States and Iran have concluded their first round of high-level talks in Switzerland, with mediating countries emphasizing encouraging progress and a constructive atmosphere. Mediators Qatar and Pakistan stated that a roadmap for peace has been agreed upon, and a blockade in the Strait of Hormuz was lifted with assets to be returned to Iran.
Democratic Party MP Jorida Tabaku released a video analyzing the impact of informal economy and money laundering on the Albanian economy, stating it is destroying the middle class, agriculture, and manufacturing.
EU lawmakers have approved a new, tougher migrant policy, while also calling on Bosnia and Herzegovina to implement urgent reforms and appoint a chief negotiator to advance its European path. BiH is also facing being placed on Moneyval's grey list due to a lack of reforms.
Albanian MP Jorida Tabaku is in Strasbourg, where the European Parliament is discussing Albania's progress report, stating that the voice of citizen protests is being heard in the European Parliament.
Armenia's pro-EU ruling party, led by Nikol Pashinyan, secured a landslide victory in the recent election, which has been interpreted as a vote for peace over nationalism after Nagorno-Karabakh. The Kremlin expressed concern over the outcome, criticizing perceived Western interference, while other leaders congratulated Pashinyan.
The official commissioning of the modernized Baku-Tbilisi-Kars (BTK) railway at Georgia's Akhalkalaki Railway and Logistics Complex marks a significant step for Eurasian connectivity.
Azerbaijan and the European Union have resumed negotiations over a partnership agreement, with a preliminary draft document on partnership priorities for the period 2026–2030 prepared during discussions in Baku.
Georgian, Azerbaijani, and Turkish officials have inaugurated the full launch of the modernized Baku-Tbilisi-Kars (BTK) railway, following extensive rehabilitation and reconstruction work aimed at boosting trade and freight transport.
The Democratic Party of Albania (PD) has adopted a new statute aimed at ensuring the party's functioning and standards. Leaders called for unity, urging the PD to become a home for all Albanians seeking change.
Baku Boulevard is set to host a spectacular festival showcasing classic and supercar vehicles this June, promising an exciting event for automotive enthusiasts.
During a Security Forum in Tirana, Albanian MP Jorida Tabaku proposed establishing a permanent cooperation mechanism with the American Congress, emphasizing that partnership requires transparency and strong institutions.
Baku is developing a strategy to transition from an oil-dependent economy by converting existing oil rigs into smart farms, preparing for a post-crude future.
Virtuoso violinist Elvin Hoxha Ganiyev is scheduled to perform a concert in Baku, Azerbaijan, as part of the celebrations for the Philharmonic Hall's anniversary.
Approximately 85% of Albanian businesses risk bankruptcy if they fail to meet EU integration standards, with concerns raised that corruption, not Europe, is hindering the country's integration process.
(ANSA) - ROMA, 22 MAG - Italy’s Ambassador to Baku, Luca Di Gianfrancesco, opened the conference “More Than Just a Shelter: Housing as Social Infrastructure for Women and Girls,” organized by…
The Serbian newspaper Danas has published a report that originates from Baku. The specific subject matter of this report is not detailed in the provided article titles.
Germany's foreign policy is being scrutinized for its perceived contradictory approach, characterized by actions against Baku while seemingly appeasing Moscow.
Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz Sharif inaugurated the Punjab Pavilion at the World Urban Forum being held in Baku, Azerbaijan, during her visit to the international event.
President William Ruto, while in Baku, declared Kenya's housing program to be the largest in Africa, highlighting the nation's efforts in providing affordable housing.
Following a meeting in Baku, Georgia and Azerbaijan have signed agreements on natural gas and electricity supply to Georgia, and a protocol to resume railway service between their capitals after a six-year hiatus.
Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic announced that joint gas plant construction with Azerbaijan could commence in 2027, following productive discussions with his Azerbaijani counterpart Ilham Aliyev in Baku.
Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić visited Baku, Azerbaijan, where he met with President Aliyev and announced a future agreement to build a gas power plant near Niš by 2027. He also discussed potential investments and cooperation with Azerbaijani companies.
Iran's chief negotiator, Ghalibaf, has been appointed to a new key role overseeing the country's relations with China. This appointment comes as Iran seeks to strengthen its strategic partnerships.
Baku is getting ready to host the 13th World Urban Forum (WUF13) from May 17-22, expecting thousands of delegates from around the globe to attend the major architectural event.
Starting July 16, FLYONE will introduce a new direct flight route connecting Chisinau and Baku, expanding its network and offering new opportunities for business and tourism.
Edo State Speaker, Blessing Agbebaku, has issued a public apology to APC leaders in Owan West, seeking forgiveness and unity as he campaigns for his re-election.
Azerbaijan's President Ilham Aliyev, accompanied by First Vice President Mehriban Aliyeva, visited the Italian pavilion at the Caspian Agro 2026 fair held in Baku. The pavilion was organized by ICE, the Agency for the Promotion Abroad.
Hungarian politics is facing significant turmoil, with new accusations of corruption against government-linked businesses and organizations, including alleged overpricing in state contracts and questionable funding allocations. These developments follow recent elections and involve prominent figures like Viktor Orbán and Péter Magyar.
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni visited Azerbaijan's capital, Baku, to hold discussions with President Ilham Aliyev focused on energy cooperation, following a meeting in Armenia.
An exhibition titled 'In the footsteps of Azerbaijan’s nature' has opened in Baku, showcasing the country's natural beauty through various artistic works.
K-Beauty brand COSRX, known for its snail mucin products, has introduced a new Blue Peptide Bakuchiol Plump Glow serum, marking its entry into the peptide skincare market.
The latest Reporters Without Borders (RSF) World Press Freedom Index reveals that press freedom worldwide has fallen to its lowest level in 25 years. Several countries, including Georgia, Albania, Latvia, and Finland, experienced significant drops in their rankings, highlighting increasing threats to media independence.
A commentary piece discusses why Azerbaijan, particularly Baku, is considered one of the most realistic platforms for facilitating dialogue between Russia and Ukraine.
Baku (Azerbaijan) and Kyiv (Ukraine) are strengthening their relationship as new geopolitical realities emerge, indicating shifting alliances and diplomatic efforts.
Democratic Party MP, Jorida Tabaku, was in Babrru where she met the Dervishi family, owners of land inherited over generations, which according to her was taken by the state without compensation and...
Gazment Bardhi and Jorida Tabaku, leaders of Albania's Democratic Party, met with the Italian Parliament's Foreign Affairs and European Affairs Commissions in Rome, emphasizing free elections and the…
Azerbaijani singer Jiva, also known as Jamila Hašimova, is participating in Eurovision with a song reflecting on overcoming relationship disappointment. Her musical career began in 2003, where she achieved second place in the 'Baku Autumn' competition.
Albania's Transparency Board has approved new fuel prices, bringing the cost of oil below 200 lek per liter. This decision follows political debate over increased tax revenue from citizens.
Ahead of the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) Review Conference later this month, atomic bomb survivors (Hibakusha) and activists gathered in front of the Japanese Parliament. They urged the Japanese government to advance efforts towards nuclear weapons abolition.
EU Ambassador Silvio Gonzato met with Albanian Democratic Party (PD) MPs, Jorida Tabaku and Oerd Bylykbashi, to discuss electoral and territorial reforms, emphasizing their importance for Albania's EU integration process.