Violent Albanian gangland mobsters are hiding in vans, using Rolexes and hiring fake tourists to send dirty money back home to be used on a life of luxury.

By Clare Nuttall in Glasgow As Albania’s political scene heats up ahead of the May 11 general elections, an unlikely figure ...

At the moment, unfortunately, it seems more likely that Europe will be the last powerful holdout in a world entering a new ...

Ahead of polls in May, warring politicians are focusing their campaigning on social networks – which are steadily displacing ...

The surrogacy agency Gestlife — which is registered in the U.S., where this activity is legal — operates from Barcelona and uses a complex network of companies to do so. One man is behind them all: ...

Israel's flag carrier EL AL has launched a direct service between Tel Aviv and Albania's capital Tirana, the operator of ...

On the game: "OK-ish. Difficult opponent. I knew before it can be hard to create chances. "They [Albania] came here to play in front of 80,000-plus at Wembley. They did everything to make life hard.

More than 300 international observers will monitor Albania’s May 11 parliamentary election, which for the first time will see ...

Donald Trump’s decision to defund the US aid agency has inspired illiberal governments and online media to smear civil ...

On Monday 24 March, just one Nerazzurri player was in action with the national team in the second game of qualifiers: ...

Tirana's Mother Teresa and Italia Squares showcase classic cars at the Automotive Fair Albania, highlighting the country's transformation since communism.View on euronews ...

At an annual chocolate festival in the medieval town of Óbidos, Portugal, lucky visitors got a taste of the viral Dubai chocolate craze, as pieces of a giant 80kg tablet were handed out to the crowd.V ...