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Why is Albania's opposition party protesting in parliament?
Flares ignite dissent as the opposition battles against allegations of corruption, risking the nation's political future in a high-stakes clash with the ruling Socialists.
Albania expects 10 million visitors in 2023 as tourist numbers rise
Albanian tourist officials are expecting up to 10 million tourists this year as visitors choose stunning beaches and low costs.
Tirana renames Russian embassy street 'Free Ukraine'
The decision was unanimously approved by municipal councillors in Tirana.
Albania's ex-top prosecutor arrested in Italy on corruption charges
Adriatik Llalla was found guilty of hiding money involved in illegally owned properties.
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Albania: first arrivals of afghan refugees
The first group of refugees fleeing the Taliban after their takeover of Kabul have arrived in Albania in the early morning of Friday.
Five people injured in knife attack at a mosque in Tirana
Police have not disclosed any motive for the attack and are investigating.
Albania sends troops and police to end air traffic control strike
Air traffic controllers were striking over pay, causing more than a dozen flights at Albania's one international airport to be cancelled.
Fresh clashes in Tirana over death of man shot by police during curfew
The clashes are becoming a flashpoint between the Socialist government and the centre-right opposition party who have demanded the prime minister's resignation.
Wife of Albania's president detained during protest
The wife of Albania's president was detained along with more than 30 others during a protest against the demolition of the National Theatre in Tirana yesterday.
In pictures: Powerful earthquake rocks Albania
More than a dozen people died after Albania was rocked by the most powerful earthquake to hit the country in decades.
'A picture I will never forget': Euronews Albania chief on Earthquake
Soldiers have been deployed to help rescue efforts as reports emerge people are using their mobile phones to call loved ones under rubble.
Cleanup after Albania experiences five quakes in two days
Rescue efforts continued as Albania observed a day of national mourning for at least 26 killed by the country's biggest earthquake in decades.
Earthquake of magnitude 5.6 strikes near coast of Albania
An earthquake of magnitude 5.6 has struck 30 kilometres of the Albanian capital of Tirana.
Protesters occupy Albanian National Theatre in attempt to save historic building
The fate of Albania’s national theatre remains in the balance as protesters continue their occupation.
They’re fighting a battle with the government who’ve awarded a bid to knock the 1939 building down and construct a new one, along with residential towers blocks to be owned by private investors.
The Brief: Albania PM defends decision to hold disputed elections
Albania's prime minister Edi Rama has defended his decision to hold disputed elections in June. Speaking exclusively to Euronews he also slammed the opposition's decision to boycott the vote.
Tensions rise in Albania two days before disputed municipal elections
Tensions are rising in Albania two days before municipal elections are due to be held, with President Ilir Meta and Prime Minister Edi Rama at odds over the date