Albanija

20.August 2026 MLJ

Who are the Bektas who are creating a state inside Albania

Albania, with the support of France and the USA, is speeding up preparations for the establishment of a Bektash state, claims the French portal Intelligence Online. Bektashis make up five percent of the population of Albania, and they are quite different from Muslims in the Balkans - many drink, pray twice a day, and women do not cover themselves. And that's not all

Protests in Albania

10.June 2026 Isa Myzyraj

The Zwernc project – a test for democracy

Every afternoon on the streets of Tirana, protesters chant against both Rama's government and opposition leader Salji Berisha. By Albanian standards, these protests are unusual. They are not run by political parties and there is no single demand, but have become a platform for a wide range of complaints. Finally, many see them as an opportunity to say "enough" to a government they perceive as increasingly arrogant

History of the city

22.October 2025 Jelena Janic Ljubisavljevic

Belgrade Mammoths and Albania

The Palace of Albania was not named after the country of the same name because it did not even exist at the time. This is a story about the name of that famous building that marks the center of the capital, and about the citizens of Belgrade at that time

The President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, and the President of Montenegro, Jakov Milatović, at the meeting, which began with a ride on the Kotor-Lovćen cable car.

European integration

14.October 2025 IN THE

From Lovcen, Jakov shouts: Montenegro in the EU by 2028?

The President of the European Commission "feels that the heart of Europe beats in Montenegro" and that Montenegrins are passionate about their European future. During her visit, Jakov Milatović announces EU membership in 2028

The match between the football teams of Serbia and Albania is in many ways more than an ordinary match.

Football and politics

11.October 2025 B. B.

More than football: Serbia welcomes Albania to Leskovac

The Serbian national football team welcomes the Albanian national team in Leskovac, and the match has received the epithet of the most important in the qualifications for the World Cup next year. The game is in many ways more than football

Serbia-Albania

16.September 2025 MLJ

Mini stadium in Leskovac - less pumping

Serbia plays the most important match in the qualifiers, against Albania, but not at the Maracana, but at the mini-stadium in Leskovac, supposedly for the safety of the players, but actually so that Vučić would not hear the pumping from the stands