The Princess of Wales wears chic chocolate brown outfit for Christmas Day Longest-serving female prisoner could soon be released after 40 years Why did Trump order strikes against Islamic State in ...

RIAT 2017 showcased an incredible lineup of aircraft that are rarely seen flying in public. From stealth platforms like the B-2 Spirit and U-2 spy plane to iconic jets such as the F-22 Raptor, Rafale, ...

LONDON — Albania’s leader accused Britain’s interior minister of “ethnic stereotyping” after she singled out 700 Albanian families whose asylum claims had failed in a speech selling an immigration ...

Albania's prime minister accused Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood of "ethnic stereotyping" after she singled out Albanian families in a speech about abuses of the asylum system. Edi Rama criticised ...

One month after traveling to Albania, Mayor Eric Adams held a reception at Gracie Mansion with government officials from the Balkan nation and other members of the local Albanian community. Friday’s ...

Diella, the country’s first AI system that is now a minister in Edi Rama’s cabinet, will have 83 “children,” who will become parliamentary assistants. Albania’s first non-human minister made up ...

Albania introduces digital offspring of its AI minister in a radical bid for transparency A woman looks at a phone as she uses the Albanian government portal "E - Albania", now assisted by government ...

Albania unveils Diella, the world’s first AI minister, to oversee public procurement and fight corruption amid EU membership ambitions. When Albania’s national Assembly convened last month to hold the ...

On Oct. 6, Albanian Appeals Court Judge Astrit Kalaja was shot inside the Tirana courtroom where he oversaw a property dispute case, according to the International Commission of Jurists. Kalaja died ...

Police attended the scene when the shooting occurred during a hearing at Tirana's Court of Appeals on Monday A judge in Albania has been shot dead after a man opened fire during a trial at the Court ...

Albanian crime gangs in Britain have become so powerful that drugs bosses are openly mocking our soft-touch justice and advertising for cocaine dealers on social media, the Daily Mail can reveal.