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Some 100 OSCE PA observers from 31 countries are deploying to Albania for the 11 May parliamentary elections. This marks the tenth time the OSCE PA has observed elections in Albania since 1996.

A minor killed herself this Sunday in Divjaka.

A 27-year-old man was arrested by police in Fier, because he isolated inside a house and violated an Italian woman.

On World Press Freedom Day 2025, Albania finds itself in an ambivalent position: ranked 80th in the latestReporters Without Borders World Press Freedom Index, marking an apparent climb of 19 places from the previous year. At first glance, this advancement might seem like genuine progress; indeed, certain measures taken to protect journalists and the recent Constitutional Court ruling reaffirming journalists’ rights to protect sources have created positive momentum. However, beneath this surface of optimism, the reality remains bleak. Albania’s improved ranking is largely due to a relative decline in press freedom elsewhere rather than meaningful improvements at home. Much like Sisyphus pushing his boulder uphill only to watch it roll back down, Albania’s apparent progress masks deep-rooted and persistent systemic issues.

Evropa është parë si një alternativë më e qëndrueshme: vende si Portugalia, Gjermania dhe Holanda ofrojnë mbështetje më të madhe sociale, kujdes shëndetësor publik dhe një sistem më të balancuar politik.

The candidate of the Democratic Party in Fier, Fation Semanjaku was accompanied to police station this Sunday.

Ukraine has claimed it shot down a Russian Su-30 fighter jet in the Black Sea using a seaborne drone for the first time.