albanian

As someone who speaks Romanian, Russian and Bulgarian, and has plenty of Albanian friends, I'm surprised that Albanian is be placed between Romanian and Russian.

Those Albanian flats by the sea look amazing with the rake and the little balconies for each.

More to the point, the non-tech world that existed before didn't offer any specific education about Albanian culture, either.

And that doesn't even include the number of Serb civilians that were killed by various organized Albanian groups afterwards.

How can they be so sure it was not The Albanian Cyber Self-Defence Humanitarian Task Force?

Hard objects and fireworks were thrown on Albanian players well before the drone started flying.

It's not hugely different to if you had $150m in Albanian lek or Abkhazian apsar.

> Albanian I think you mean Albena not Albania, unless there was a typo in the article.

Sure, me playing Scrabble with a guy from Albania isn't really imparting any specific education about Albanian culture - but does it need to?

The Serb fans loudly booed the Albanian national anthem.

For an example of a less regulated country, check out the Albanian schemes [1] which reached 50% of GDP and then led to rioting, civil war, the fall of the government.

On the other hand, during Kosovo crisis I can't recollect any situation where they put pressure on Albanian side and not that there were no arguments for it.

Bewkes told the newspaper, "It's a little bit like, is the Albanian army going to take over the world?

Albanian groups are apparently one of the most formidable rising threats.

I grew up speaking Albanian, and I find it pretty useless in any of the surrounding countries (aside from Kosovo, of course).

Albanian fans were not allowed to attend the match.