The Albanian government s ambitious anti-corruption initiative, aimed at restoring public trust and securing EU accession by 2030, has faced significant backlash and is now in jeopardy. Prime Minister Edi Rama s Special Commission for Deepening Reforms, intended to tackle graft, has been criticized by various stakeholders, including the EU, opposition parties, and civil society groups. Key [ ]
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Spurned by Stakeholders, Albanian Govt’s Anti-Graft Initiative Unravels
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