in Albania.

and Albania and Tunisia.

Tirana is the capital city of Albania.

Tirana is the capital of Albania.

The capital city of Albania is called Tirana.

Tirana is in Albania.

What's the minimum salary in Albania?

In Albania, nature is very wealthy.

The goal of a Greater Albania,'' has not been forgotten.

He was also the leader of the Democratic Party of Albania twice, from 1991 to 1992 and then again from 1997 to 2013.

The BBC located graves of some of the missing in Albania.

I last saw them in Albania.

The question is, of course, broader than that of the OSCE in Albania.

It became the terminus of Albania's first railway, begun in 1947.

Indeed, who is to decide when the OSCE's mission in Albania is over?

The Unity for Human Rights Party (, ) is a centrist political party in Albania.

Of course, the OSCE's presence in Albania does have political backing from large portions of the country's electorate.

They were received in refugee camps set up by NGOs in Albania and Macedonia.

Culture Institutions and events The main cultural institutions of Tirana are the National Theater, the National Theatre of Opera and Ballet of Albania and the National Arts Gallery ( Galeria Kombëtare e Arteve ).

Let there be no mistake the OSCE played a positive role in stabilizing Albania.

But 1997 is a long time ago, and Albania has changed dramatically.

The sheer scale of the OSCE's operations in Albania is not what troubles me. What is troubling is the seeming permanence of its mission.

The old Soviet Union played the sanctions game as well for example, against China, Albania, and Yugoslavia.

My country has actively participated in the programme to destroy excessive ammunition in Albania.

Indeed, in Albania terrorists were trained on the property of former Albanian President Sali Berisha near the town of Tropoje.

It is administered by the Electronic and Postal Communications Authority of Albania (AKEP).

Now the BBC has broadcast interviews with Albanians who were imprisoned in secret UCK camps in Albania.

A credible investigation requires full backing from the authorities in Albania and from the newly established EU mission in Kosovo.

Of course, an effective OSCE mission, confined to Tirana and comprised of experts that the country still needs, would be useful.

In Albania, instead of developing and strengthening our infant democratic institutions, the OSCE, in its desire to see its policies implemented, often seeks to bypass or override them.

Osama bin Laden established his presence in the region through a series of so called humanitarian organizations in Bosnia and Albania sometime around 1994.

The State University of Tirana was established in 1957, which was the first of its kind in Albania.

He was surprised to learn that the number of OSCE employees in Albania is equal to that of the entire staff of the OSCE's Vienna headquarters.

But Albania no longer needs the OSCE's staff to be scattered throughout the country to monitor every aspect of its political life.

In 2001, all the eastern countries other than Albania and Georgia were more energy intensive than the European Union (see table above), with primary energy intensity ranging from par with the European Union in Hungary to four times the European Union value in Ukraine.

They said the alleged electoral misdeeds insult the people's common sense and trample on the feelings and dignity of the ethnic Macedonian's from Albania.

Of his nine international goals four were scored against Cyprus and one each against Albania, England, Scotland, Switzerland and Turkey.

Even more than in Albania, opportunities to develop the habits of compromise that make democratic politics workable are denied to the people.

I do not attribute any malign or sinister purposes to the OSCE presence in Albania, unless one considers inertia malign. But saying that a body means well and saying that it is actually doing any good are two different things.

Nonetheless, there is a creeping perception that the OSCE is becoming too deeply engaged in picking winners and losers in Albanian politics a perception underpinned by wider questions of sovereignty.

I do not attribute any malign or sinister purposes to the OSCE presence in Albania, unless one considers inertia malign.

Its presence throughout the country in 1997 helped keep Albania united at a time of near civil war.

According to the current interior minister, his predecessor issued thousands of identity cards to ethnic Macedonians from neighboring Albania who then voted for VMRO DPMNE.

In Bucharest recently, I was discussing the oversight role of the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) in my country, Albania, with an expert from that body.

Indeed, on some issues, shades of the old imperial strategy of divide and rule can be seen, with the OSCE pitting one Albanian institution or political party against another.