Albania and Greece have a complex relationship, with historical tensions resurfacing during official talks. A key issue is the unresolved status of the 1940 war law between the two nations. Additionally, the sensitive Cham property issue and sea border disputes have created friction. While Albania urges the repeal of the war law and resolution of property claims, Greece’s stance is more cautious. Political and diplomatic efforts continue, with both sides acknowledging the importance of peaceful cooperation and EU integration.
