May 11 Elections: Albania at a Democratic and European Crossroads - Tirana Times
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May 11 Elections: Albania at a Democratic and European Crossroads - Tirana Times
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Context: Albania's May 11, 2025 parliamentary elections are framed as a decisive moment for the country’s democratic functioning and its European Union aspirations. The vote tests the government and opposition, and the broader Albanian political system’s stability and trust.
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Domestic politics:
- Socialist Party (PS) led by Edi Rama seeks a fourth term after 12 years in power, claiming reforms in justice, education, property rights, healthcare, and urban deve
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