102 containers carrying an estimated 2,100 tonnes of suspected hazardous waste will be returned to Durres, international watchdog group Basel Action Network announced.
Italian judges ordered the return of 12 migrants back to Italy shortly after they were sent to new migrant camps in Albania.
Meta is accused of engaging in illegal financial activities and failing to declare significant assets.
Albania, Kosovo, Montenegro and Serbia are pulling ahead, while Bosnia and North Macedonia are being held back by lower external demand and domestic fiscal pressures, says new World Bank report.
The wiiw autumn forecast warns that not all of the recession in the German automotive industry has so far been felt in Central Europe and further difficulties should be expected.
With this step, Albania has joined Montenegro and Serbia as the third Western Balkan country to open negotiation chapters in accession talks with the EU.
In light of the worsening geopolitical tensions in the Middle East, Tel Aviv has sought to build new alliances and partnerships.
Thousands-strong protest was sparked by anger over the imprisonment of Democratic Party official Ervin Salianji.
wiiw study reveals FDI soared in recent years, with strong interest from Asian investors.
Protest erupted inside parliament over the sentencing of MP Ervin Salianji.
As European countries look for external solutions to immigration and prison overcrowding, Albania and Kosovo have struck controversial deals with Italy and Denmark.
PM Hristijan Mickoski says EU’s decision sends a negative message to Macedonian citizens after two decades of little progress.
Senate committee probe reveals government officials proactively approached investment firm linked to Trump’s son-in-law Jared Kushner.
Development bank expects 2.8% growth across its region of operations in 2024, rising to 3.5% in 2025.
Wages in Western Balkans are increasing faster than productivity, making it harder for the region to attract investment and catch up with Central Europe.
Tirana has plans to build a new, fully transparent and 95% AI-based model for public procurement, announced Prime Minister Edi Rama.
Prime Minister Edi Rama confirms plans for Vatican-style state within Albania’s capital Tirana.
International fashion chains’ expansion in Southeast Europe constrained by small market size and availability of modern retail space.
Western Balkans struggles with waste management as infrastructure fails to keep up with increased volume.
Albania agreed to host up to 3,000 migrants rescued from international waters each month, but the deal met with strong criticism in both Tirana and Rome.