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Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama says Russia is a real threat to the Western Balkans but rejects concerns over China and Türkiye

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Die Welt, reporting the remarks, quoted Rama as saying China has “no imperial agenda” and is simply a reality that everyone has to deal with.

He also said Türkiye poses no danger to the Western Balkans and described Ankara’s role in the region as “brotherly involvement for stability and peace.”

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