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Besar Likmeta

Besar Likmeta is a journalist based in Tirana, Albania.

 
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Albania’s Rivers Bring Pollution to Adriatic Coast

Albania parties spent huge sums on bids to influence US politics

The ‘Big Brother’ Factor: How Reality TV Winner Aided Albanian Socialists’ Election Victory

Albanian TV Election Coverage Unfairly Favoured Big Parties, Monitoring Shows

Albanian Government's Media Legislation Threatens Press Freedom

Can Tony Blair Save the World?

Albania opposition leader Lulzim Basha grilled over US lobbying payments

Deep in the bowels of Vienna University, two Austrian academics are poring over the ancient texts of a far-away people in the Balkans.

Transparency Concerns over Tony and Cherie Blair’s Balkan Endeavours

Albania and the EU: Give us a chance at last!

Dishonourable Consul: When Albanian Diplomatic Tool Becomes Cover for Crime

European Court Finds Albania Guilty of Segregating Roma and Egyptian Schoolchildren

Missing Millions: Albanian Parties Underreport TV Election Ad Spending

Power Struggle: Corruption Allegations in Albania-Kosovo Energy Project

Albanian Broadcasters Happy to Host Antivaxxer Conspiracy Theorists

Watchdogs powerless against media barons

Albanian Election Commissioner Turns Blind Eye to Broadcast Bias

Politicians Turn Influencers in Albanian ‘Online Election’

Broadcast Bias: Albanian TV Coverage Skewed in Favour of Ruling Socialists

Montanari denial

Albanian Quake Death Toll Rises to 40

Albania Mourns Victims of Deadly Quake

Albania is an EU candidate country and hopes that the upcoming year will open accession negotiations with Brussels. However, according to the 2016 European Commission progress report on Albania, waste segregation is non-existent and waste collection for recycling purposes is largely informal. The institutional capacity to manage waste still remains weak at all levels. Waste disposal remains largely noncompliant with environmental protection standards. A report published earlier in the year by Albania’s National Institute of Statistics, INSTAT, states that only 68 per cent of Albania’s population has access to waste disposal services. Much of the waste that is not collected washes up on Albania’s rivers and streams.

Albania’s Berisha Becomes Born-Again Nationalist

Albania Caught Between Israel and Palestine in Statehood Bid

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