Albanian foreign minister Igli Hasani visited India last year and announced the of opening of embassies of both the countries ...

The mayor of Albania's capital, Erion Veliaj, a key figure in the ruling Socialist Party, was arrested on Monday on suspicion ...

This new collaboration was driven by the successful fast tracking of joint projects in Germany and Italy follows the recently signed three-way ...

As one of the largest ports in the Adriatic Ionian maritime area, the Port of Durrës is vital to the maritime trade of ...

Court coaching activities will be organized aiming to offer hands on ... A transparent and efficient judicial system which provides better services to the citizens of Albania in accordance with CEPEJ ...

Copyright 2025 The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved. An Italian navy ship has arrived in Albania with 49 migrants intercepted in international waters for ...

Once known as "the North Korea of Europe", Albania is turning to its millennia-old sites and rich cultural heritage to recast its image. After a period of turmoil, places often talk about looking ...

Italy has resumed sending illegal migrants to its new Albania processing centre as Giorgia Meloni, the country’s prime minister, attempts to circumvent the European Court of Justice (ECJ).

After processing in Albania, he had a flight booked for Tuesday and his bags were packed when Trump suspended state aid needed to transport tens of thousands of Afghans who have been granted visas.

Dozens of unwanted migrants who managed to reach Italy after crossing the Mediterranean Sea are being sent to Albania as Italy's controversial offshoring and outsourcing policy resumes.

Shimmering deserts, cliffside hikes and volcanic landscapes — all captivating attractions that draw tourists in their droves. But they can be deadly. Extreme tourism, where travellers engage in ...

Now another is underway. By Emma Bubola Reporting from Rome Italy’s much-debated program of sending asylum seekers to Albania restarted on Sunday, the Italian Interior Ministry said, months ...