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The Illegal Law: The Fight For Albania’s Natural Heritage
In a BBC article from years ago, Albania constituted what Europe had irretrievably lost: a last true wilderness. [1] As the journalist observed, Albania reflects a unique case where much of its nature remains pristine despite the external development pressures that open markets impose. Sensational-ist and, to an extent, neo-colonialist headlines like this characterized much of Albania’s transition from communism, with western journals overwhelmingly covering the intersection
ZÂNI
Jun 1332 min read


Lost in Translation: Does North Macedonia Have an Obligation to offer the Bar Exam in Albanian?
Authors: Bekim Bruka & Erta Hoxha Today, Albanian students in North Macedonia held a protest against the Ministry of Justice’s decision not to offer the bar exam in Albanian, alongside Macedonian. Following months of advocacy efforts and requests by student unions and Albanian political parties, the demonstration highlights a growing frustration with the country’s reluctance and practical inadequacy to ensure a Constitutional right. Albanian is the native tongue of at lea
ZÂNI
Apr 63 min read


Can Kosovo Power an AI Data Center?
A plain-language guide to new report findings on the feasibility of building an AI data center in Kosovo. Table of Contents 1. Executive Summary 2. Energy Power System Assessment for an AI Data Center in Kosovo 3. Human Capital and Society 4. Economic and Fiscal Rationale for Hosting Large-Scale Data Centers in Kosovo 5. Infrastructure and Location 6. Policy and Government Readiness 7. University and Ecosystem Executive Summary Given the increasing
ZÂNI
Feb 2234 min read
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