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[Social Cultural Space Tetova @SpaceTetova]

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[kos_data @kos_data]

🇦🇱 Only 23% of Albanians believe in life after death, the lowest percentage in Europe.

77% believe in life in Albania.

Source: World Values Survey

[kos_data @kos_data]

🇦🇱 Saranda in Albania has been selected as one of the top 15 best Christmas markets in Europe.

Via: Forbes

[Stoner Barbie @stonersvilla]

If you can see this tweet, you better be stoned 🧘🏻‍♀️

[Troll Football @TrollFootball]

Alcohol Cocaine Weed

[EuroFoot @eurofootcom]

💪❤️ Albania manager Sylvinho full of passion as they secure qualification for EURO 2024! 🇦🇱

[The Cultural Tutor @culturaltutor]

Why we should give the world's most-hated architectural style a second chance...

[Inter ⭐⭐ @Inter_en]

#UCL is back... and so are we 🐍

#ForzaInter #RealSociedadInter

[REVOLUCION @kelmendibleona]

A knock down in 10 seconds

The public reaction when prime minister of Kosova @albinkurti dismisses 🇷🇸 stance that Kosova is not a country and cannot join the EU

[për bashkim kombëtar 🇦🇱 @AlbanianContent]

Another day without knowing the difference between “ç” and “q”

[D @nodianim]

https://t.co/pdiqrwWSd2
Yall should watch this.
Never forget.
Corruption kills.

[Wars @wars]

In 1999, during the Kosovo War, Mustafa Xaja, an Albanian man, desperately searched for his two missing sons. His family, including the sons, got separated during the conflict, which involved the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia (Serbia and Montenegro) and the Kosovo Liberation Army. The war, marked by ethnic tensions and struggles for identity and independence, led to numerous casualties and families torn apart. After the war, Mustafa Xaja was fortunate enough to reunite with his family, except for his two sons, whom he continued to seek with deep anguish in his eyes.

[Historic Vids @historyinmemes]

Chris McCandless, an adventurous American, left a lasting impression on us all. Jon Krakauer documented his remarkable journey in the book "Into the Wild," which later became a film adaptation. Born on February 12, 1968, in El Segundo, California, McCandless grew up in a comfortable middle-class family and had a promising future ahead of him.

In 1990, after completing his studies at Emory University, McCandless set out on a quest for self-discovery. He relinquished his possessions, donated his savings to charity, and severed ties with his family, adopting the pseudonym "Alexander Supertramp." Inspired by the writings of Jack London and Henry David Thoreau, McCandless aspired to find solace and simplicity, unburdened by societal constraints.

In 1992, McCandless hitchhiked to Alaska, where he immersed himself in the wilds of Denali National Park. He survived for several months, relying on his survival skills to forage for food and even hunt small game. However, his seclusion and lack of preparedness eventually led to his tragic demise. McCandless's lifeless body was discovered in an abandoned bus along the Stampede Trail in August 1992. He had succumbed to starvation.

McCandless's tale captured significant attention due to his idealistic pursuit of a life disconnected from modern society and the tragic fate he encountered. "Into the Wild" delves into his motivations, chronicles his experiences on his odyssey, and explores the impact he had on the individuals he encountered along the way.

While some admire McCandless as a brave and free-spirited individual who dared to follow his dreams, others criticize him for his reckless behavior and disregard for safety. His story has ignited debates and prompted introspection on the nature of adventure, self-discovery, and the boundaries of societal norms.

[Bosnian History @BosnianHistory]

Today we mark 28 years since the #Srebrenica genocide in which 8372 Bosniak civilians were brutally murdered. They were killed after Serb forces attacked the UN "safe area" of Srebrenica in July 1995.

#SrebrenicaGenocide ▪️

[armend @armendrakipi]

@nodianim E vertete Doni se nkulturen dhe traditen tone edhe hasmit i hapet dera, ndoshta mund tket plotesisht tdrejt Kurti, por mendoj se jo edhe nket rast osh e nevojshme ta theksoje at kokefortsine e vet!

[Petrit Selimi @Petrit]

Talking of Kosovo PM refusing to meet the visiting Albanian PM in Prishtina, the old traditions may have a say. Kanun, the old Albanian traditional customary law is specific about hosting guests: “If a guest comes, even if he’s in a blood feud with you, you shall say ‘welcome’.”

[Paul Williams @freemonotheist]

Classic western double-standards.

[Inter ⭐⭐ @Inter_en]

The night we've been waiting for is finally here ✨🖤💙

#ForzaInter #ManCityInter #UCL #UCLFinal