Durrës Compromises on 'Gjergj Kastrioti' and Roman Villa ↗
Front page leadDurrës has reached a compromise regarding the 'Gjergj Kastrioti' site and a Roman villa.
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Durrës has reached a compromise regarding the 'Gjergj Kastrioti' site and a Roman villa.
The High Judicial Council (KLP) has unblocked the process for electing the chief prosecutor through a majority vote.
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The draft Code of Criminal Procedure introduces a regime of prior censorship for the media.
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The Arbëreshë community in Sicily is experiencing a fading of its centuries-old identity.
Despite the rise of artificial intelligence, some individuals continue to prefer reading books.
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A dispatch from Washington suggests that Donald Trump, facing difficulties, is reverting to using Balkan political tactics.
An opinion piece titled 'Republic of Sophisms'.
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