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The leaders of Greece, Albania and Macedonia agreed Friday to step up their efforts in protecting the eco-system in the Lake Prespes region shared by the three countries. Full Article at People's Daily Online
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The prime ministers of Greece, Albania and Macedonia met informally on Friday in northwestern Greece for talks on environment. Full Article at People's Daily Online
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Albania's Foreign Minister Ilir Meta (L) speaks with his Austrian counterpart Michael Spindelegger during their meeting in Tirana October 8, 2009. View Photo »
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Directors and producers of Tamil films are waking up to the world of international film festivals, numbering 1300 in 80 countries, ranging from Albania to Zimbabwe
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NYON - Five clubs in Albania, Latvia, Slovenia and Hungary are suspected in European football's biggest match-fixing investigation, UEFA said today. Full Article at New Zealand Herald
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When news of the affair first broke Friday, three Champions League matches were said to be among the 200 games spread across nine countries under investigation by German prosecutors. Full Article at Fox Sports Australia
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Five clubs in Albania, Latvia, Slovenia and Hungary are suspected in European footballs biggest match-fixing investigation, UEFA said on Wednesday. Full Article at Indian Express
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Albania's Prime Minister Sali Berisha reviews Kosovo's Security Force honour guard during the official welcoming ceremony in Pristina October 6, 2009. View Photo »
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First of all, there are a lot more Muslims than other people, so we're going to have a higher count of nut cases than other groups, just statistically. But we're also under siege in many places ... We've got Muslims that are being humiliated in Palestine, in Kashmir, in certain parts of the Russian repu...
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NYON, Switzerland -- Five clubs in Albania, Latvia, Slovenia and Hungary were named as suspects in European football's biggest match-fixing investigation, UEFA said Wednesday. Full Article at TSN.ca
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UEFA have vowed to take stiff action against anyone found guilty of match-fixing after naming five clubs involved in suspect fixtures today. Full Article at RTE Interactive
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Albanian biology students clean sea turtles after attaching electronic transmitter chips onto their bodies to locate their movements as part of a study of their breeding habits at Patok Beach in northwestern Albania some 60 km (38 miles) from capital Tirana September 26, 2009.
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Albania biology students attach an electronic transmitter chip onto a sea turtle's body, to locate its movements as part of a study of its breeding habits, at Patok Beach in northwestern Albania some 60 km (38 miles) from capital Tirana September 26, 2009.
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Albanian biology students carry sea turtles, after attaching electronic transmitter chips onto their bodies to locate their movements as part of a study of their breeding habits, at Patok Beach in northwestern Albania some 60 km (38 miles) from capital Tirana September 26, 2009.
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Chievo's Erjon Bogdani of Albania, right, celebrates after scoring during a Serie A soccer match against Genoa at the Bentegodi stadium in Verona, Italy, Sunday, Sept. 20, 2009.
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Chievo's Erjon Bogdani of Albania, right, and Genoa's Giuseppe Biava jump for a header during a Serie A soccer match at the Bentegodi stadium in Verona, Italy, Sunday, Sept. 20, 2009.
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Albania's central bank governor Ardian Fullani dribbles the ball on a basketball court at a sports tournament for Balkan central bankers after their annual regional conference hosted by the Bank of Albania, in Tirana September 17, 2009.
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Albania's central bank governor Ardian Fullani aims to shoot on a basketball court at a sports tournament for Balkan central bankers after their annual regional conference hosted by the Bank of Albania, in Tirana September 17, 2009.
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Albania's Prime Minister Sali Berisha (front, C) poses with his new cabinet members in Tirana. September 17, 2009.
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Albania's new government poses with reappointed Prime Minister Sali Berisha, (C) on September 17, 2009.
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Albania's President Bamir Topi (R) shakes hands with Prime Minister Sali Berisha, shortly after a swearing in, in Tirana on September 17, 2009.
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Albania's President Bamir Topi (R) shakes hands with Prime Minister Sali Berisha, shortly after swearing in in Tirana September 17, 2009.
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Albania's Prime Minister Sali Berisha speaks to Reuters in Tirana September 17, 2009. Albania should quickly adopt the euro to bolster its economy and eventually scrap its lek currency, Berisha. said.
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Albania's Prime Minister Sali Berisha speaks to Reuters in Tirana September 17, 2009. Albania should quickly adopt the euro to bolster its economy and eventually scrap its lek currency,. Berisha said.
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Albania's re-elected Prime Minister Sali Berisha delivers his address to present his agenda for his next term in Tirana September, 16, 2009.
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Directors and producers of Tamil films are waking up to the world of international film festivals, numbering 1300 in 80 countries, ranging from Albania to Zimbabwe
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First of all, there are a lot more Muslims than other people, so we're going to have a higher count of nut cases than other groups, just statistically. But we're also under siege in many places ... We've got Muslims that are being humiliated in Palestine, in Kashmir, in certain parts of the Russian repu...
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There's even a George W. Bush Street in the capital of Tirana, albeit a rather short, crooked one. Bush received a warm welcome when he became the first U.S. president to visit the country in 2007. The administration's support for Albania's entrance into NATO and nearby Kosovo's independence contributed...
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We are not wolves or monsters. We are people in a predicament. If our only strategy is to boycott the elections and everything else, so what? We don't trust Pristina. We believe Pristina wants Kosovo to be part of a greater Albania. There are lots of nice words about equal rights and integration. But th...
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The conference managed to gather an unprecedented number of qualified investors from the Middle East and other countries to explore investment opportunities in Albania. The success of the event established a new standard for international conferences in the country
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China and Albania unite to form an unstoppable force
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Josip Kuže will continue to be the coach of Albania for the EURO 2012™ qualifiers.
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There are children whose parents are from Africa, Asia and countries like Albania who are enrolled at schools across Greece but who have no papers whatsoever. In Europe this is unique.
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gilded language is guided, as always, by an unwavering moral compass ... Travel to the moon and to the afterlife with Laura Bush, Nixon's analyst, the queen of Albania, and a host of real-life tax evaders, all adrift in an increasingly fragile world.
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This is shown not only by the membership applications from Montenegro, Albania and Iceland, but also negotiations with the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia
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The question (of her remains being taken back to Albania) does not arise at all
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Albanian democracy is functioning, institutions are being consolidated on a daily basis ... I don't think there is any element that could prevent Albania's integration in the European Union.
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Roland and I stop, either after the World Cup in South Africa, after a play-off or after the qualifying match against Albania. I have been very privileged to have worked so long with these guys. But I am very disappointed that we did not score more goals during qualifying.
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Roland and I will resign depending on the result, either after the World Cup in South Africa, after the playoffs or after the qualifier against Albania
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I want to end the speculations... Roland and I will quit depending on result. Either after the World Cup in South Africa, after the (possible) play-offs or after the match against Albania
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According to government figures, life expectancy for [American] women is lower than in Albania and infant mortality is higher than Cuba. This national disgrace conceals a regional outrage. Black infant mortality in Louisiana is on a par with Sri Lanka; in the very city where the reforms will be decided,...
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I am convinced that what we are trying to do now with Bosnia-Herzegovina and Albania will not slow down the other three countries. This was a political decision by all the member-states of the European community and that will not change
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Among non-EU states, the lowest scores were recorded by Turkey, Albania, and Macedonia ... Turkey's problems stemmed from a number of aspects, including large number of journalists being prosecuted for violating laws on ‘Turkishness,’ legal action directed against opposition newspapers, and threats agai...
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After a decade of work, Albania is proud to announce that it has fulfilled its obligation to demine the contaminated areas
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In the rest of Europe -- Russia, Albania, Kosovo, those places -- Muslims are an indigenous population ... More than half of the Muslims in Europe are indigenous.
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Dear Prime Minister, Please accept my congratulations for reconfirmation of your mandate as Prime Minister of Albania. I am looking forward to continue to work together with you to promote freedom and prosperity around the world.
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And while it can take six months for a manufacturer in Bangalore to fill an order for a European shoe retailer, Albania’s location means it takes only 30 days for my shoes to go from factory floor to a shelf in London or Paris.
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I have tried in vain to reach him by telephone ... I've heard that he might be in Albania next week, but I've no idea what he really plans to do.
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The university has a number of agreements in place with various universities, colleges, institutes and companies based in diverse locations including the USA, UK, Puerto Rico, Italy, Turkey, Lebanon, the UAE, India and the Republic of Albania. Students are undoubtedly being given the opportunity to bene...
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Our focus right now is to finalize the financing of our large exploration project in Albania. Management is actively refining negotiations and will decide which arrangement best enhances shareholder value.
SOURCE: Street Insider
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