Albania

A worsening showdown across the Atlantic could spell trouble for the candidate country.

As Europe harshens migration rules, nearly 34,000 fewer people attempted to enter the EU illegally in the first three months of 2025 compared to 2024.

The EU’s new plan gets tough on deportations to outflank the continent’s surging populists. Instead, it might just be fueling their narrative.

Ban follows fatal stabbing of a 14-year-old that may have been linked to arguments on social media.

Allies are left hanging on cyber initiatives and funding. It leaves a vacuum for adversaries, officials warn.

Football matches have been an arena for nationalist chest-thumping between aggrieved Serbs and Albanians in recent years.

Calling the project a “clamorous failure,” Elly Schlein, leader of the Democratic Party, said the prime minister should resign.

PM says her relationship with U.S. president-elect is “very solid” and insists his recent incendiary remarks flow from a “peace-through-strength” approach.

Planned nationwide embargo on TikTok is an “abuse of power” and will suppress free speech, opposition warns.

The much-touted solution to Europe’s migration crisis houses only Italian police — who have taken to adopting stray dogs and sunbathing.

What the European Union will be squabbling about in the Commission’s upcoming term.

Prime Minister Edi Rama blamed the Chinese-owned platform for inciting violence after a schoolboy was stabbed to death.

One of the policies under discussion is restricting the freedom of movement of migrants set for deportation.

The right-wing prime minister has a “strategy” to discredit, frighten and silence critics, from the media to the judiciary, says a famous Italian journalist.

Rome made a deal with Tirana to detain up to 36,000 people a year, but courts have sent migrants back to Italy for a second time.

Treading carefully, Austria’s pick for commissioner pledged new legislation for migration — and little more.

We’ve pulled together a handy list of European safe spaces if you need to eject from America after Tuesday’s vote.

Rome’s flagship scheme to send migrants to offshore detention centers in Albania has hit an immediate legal hurdle.

Relations between the country’s former president and current PM have deteriorated.

Detention of Libyan man suspected of links to Islamic State threatens to further fan the debate over immigration.

Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni to convene a Cabinet meeting on Monday to address the issue. 

All 16 migrants set to be returned from Albania to Italy after their countries of origin deemed unsafe.

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