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Albania was an Albanian newspaper published in Tirana. Albania was founded in 1995 and began publication on September 8, 1995. The daily was published in tabloid size six times a week and had its offices in Tirana. Faik Konica led a private charity that owned it.

Koha Jon is an Albanian daily newspaper. The Tirana-based daily publication is politically apolitical. Nikolle Lesi and Aleksandr Frangaj launched the daily in Lezh on May 11, 1991, and the offices were later relocated to Tirana. The paper's director and chief editor were Nikolle Lesi and Alexander Frangaj, respectively.

Tirana Times is an English-language weekly newspaper based in Tirana, Albania. Tirana Times is Albania's first weekly English newspaper. The paper was founded in 2005. The weekly covers politics, business and economics, opinion, features, sports, arts, and culture, with a focus on Albania and the Balkans.

TemA is a politically apolitical daily newspaper published in Tirana, Albania, in Albanian. TemA, founded in July 1999, is one of Albania's oldest daily newspapers, selling approximately 15,000 daily copies nationally.

Gazeta Telegraf is a daily Albanian newspaper published in Tirana, Albania. Gazeta Telegraf was founded in 2005. Tirana is the paper's headquarters.

Gazeta Shqiptare is Albania's oldest independent Albanian language newspaper. Founded in 1927, the paper's publishing ended 12 years later, in the aftermath of the fascist Italian invasion of 1939. On April 22, 1993, the paper resumed publication. In the early 2000s, Gazeta Shqiptare had a circulation of 9,677 copies.

Gazeta Panorama is an Albanian daily newspaper. It is one of the country's best-selling newspapers and the most frequented website on Albanian soil. Gazeta Panorama, published by Panorama Group, is Albania's largest newspaper, providing the most up-to-date information at all times, on a daily basis.

Epoka e Re is a Kosovar daily newspaper that has been published in Albanian in Kosovo's capital Pristina since 1999. Muhamet Mavraj, the founder and managing editor of Epoka e Re, is an activist and former student leader at the University of Pristina during the 1997 student uprisings.