Selected Work
A selection of documentary reporting, fieldwork and analysis.
The tower at ‘Zyber Hallulli’: a court orders an investigation, KISH signs the contract three days later
The court ruling and project documents show the clash between the right of first refusal and the development of public properties. The order to investigate does not establish guilt or annul the Corporation’s contract.
An entirely private island: The real scale of the Sazan project
The development-phase map presents Sazan as an integrated private complex, while negotiations have been extended without a new publicly announced deadline. This investigation compares the proposal’s scale with official communication and asks what space will remain public.
The Albanian “Odyssey” of public information
From the Bread & Heart festival to permits in Zvërnec, Citizens.al’s requests pass through referrals and complaints without yielding the complete documents. The article examines the gap between administrative procedure and genuine transparency.
From Ecuador to Dubai: Albanian roots in the global cocaine trade
In her interview for the documentary “No Rules, No Borders”, Fatjona Mejdini explains the international expansion of Albanian criminal groups. She warns about the influence of criminal capital on the economy and the recruitment of young people.
How they are destroying the Shala River, supposedly for tourism and energy
Unpermitted construction, a diverted riverbed and concrete holiday cabins are changing the Shala River, while a plan for three hydropower plants waits in a drawer.
Altin Dumani’s red lines
SPAK’s annual report in July 2024 became a confrontation over the institution’s independence and work. The article presents the opposition’s questions, Altin Dumani’s answers, the report’s figures and the problems he raised.
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Reporting for Citizens
Reporting on public assets, accountability, the environment and society.
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Reporting on justice and public accountability, including the analysis “Altin Dumani’s red lines”.
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