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TIRANA, January 15 “Starting today, Kosovo has its own seaport,” deputy Prime Minister of Kosovo Fatmir Limaj said on Tuesday during the inauguration of the customs office in Durresi Port. The …
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TIRANA, January 15 Speaker of the Macedonian Parliament Talat Xhaferi announced on Monday evening that the Law on Languages was published in the Official Gazette almost one year after it was first …
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TIRANA, January 14 The Albanian Road Authority (ARRSH) informs over the road conditions across the country as snow began falling on Monday. According to ARRSH, icy roads in the northern region were …
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TIRANA, January 11 While the outlook for the global economy has darkened, Albania’s economic growth is projected to slow down from four percent in 2018 to 3.6 percent in 2019. The World Bank (WB) …
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TIRANA, January 10 With the exception of capital city Tirana, heavy snowfalls hit the entire country from north to the south. Social media has been gushing with photos of Albanian cities and …
TIRANA, January 4 The weekend will see temperatures drop to -13 in upland areas. According to the Albanian Institute of GeoSciences Energy Water and Environment (IGJEUM), freezing temperatures will …
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TIRANA, December 27 Eight ministers, members of the governmental cabinet, were dismissed from office on Friday during the National Assembly of the Socialist Party. Prime Minister Edi Rama announced …
TIRANA, December 28 Despite the decision of Albanian authorities for increasing the minimum wage from Lek 24,000 to Lek 26,000 per month starting January 1st, Albania still ranks among the European …
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TIRANA, December 27 Starting January 1st, the minimum wage in Albania will be adjusted to Lek 26,000 per month and to Lek 149 per hour, the Council of Ministers decided on its latest …
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TIRANA, December 26 In early November, the Guardian reported that the amount of energy required to “mine” one dollar’s worth of bitcoin was more than twice that required to mine the same value of …
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