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Edi Rama: ‘We sent him to Harvard as a member of the Greek minority,’ and he mocks the Greeks

The Albanian Prime Minister appears ironic and hostile towards the Greeks at every opportunity, yet a glance at his origin and past shows that both his parents come from Greek villages—something he systematically hides, distorting the facts

What is Edi Rama’s origin, after all

His father was a sculptor, his mother a dentist, his uncle was Enver Hoxha’s deputy prime minister, another ancestor defended Christians – Why he denies origin from the Greek village of Vuno in Himara and what is true about his Harvard studies

Edi Rama’s hugs with Ivanka Trump in Albania in the shadow of Jared Kushner’s $1 billion tourism mega-project

Donald Trump’s son-in-law has invested in Sazan Island, Albania

Rama persists after rant at Greek journalist and questions the link between “Greek speakers” and Plato and Aristotle

In a social media post, the Albanian prime minister claims his attacks on John Defterios were “humorous,” blaming Greek media – Watch video from the controversial incident

Users on X respond to Rama’s comments on whether modern Greeks are descendants of the ancient Greeks

The exchange occurred during a panel discussion in Abu Dhabi and prompted reactions on social media regarding historical and genetic continuity

Does the robot Diella, which caused chaos in the Albanian parliament, show the way for the ministers of the future?

What happened during yesterday’s stormy presentation of the new AI minister – Opposition MPs threw copies of the Constitution during the session

Albania elections: First results on Tuesday – Rama’s exit polls show victory, Berisha disputes them

Almost 200,000 Albanians abroad voted by postal vote - The candidates' campaign and the country's EU membership ambitions

Elections in Albania: Low turnout – Many complaints of electoral irregularities

Estimates that abstention will exceed 50% - Polls closed at 7 pm - Rama and Berisha are competing

Edi Rama at Technopolis in an event with electoral “flavour” for the return of Albanians to their homeland

In the framework of a project for the teaching of the Albanian language, he also met with Albanian teachers living in Greece

Edi Rama: I don’t understand the term Northern Epirus, just as I don’t understand Southern Albania

"There are areas where Albanians lived in Greece in the past, just as there are areas where Greeks lived and live in Albania," the Albanian Prime Minister said

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