Don't turn your back on us, Albania PM tells EU


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  • Wednesday, 25 Apr 2018

Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama gestures after members of the opposition threw flour at him during a parliamentary session in Tirana, Albania April 12, 2018. REUTERS / Florion Goga

BERLIN (Reuters) - Denying Albania the prospect of one day becoming a European Union member could fuel Muslim radicalisation in the Balkan country, endangering regional stability, its prime minister Edi Rama said.

Rama, in Berlin to lobby for the opening of accession talks after the European Commission gave its go-ahead last week, also condemned European politicians who stoked anti-Muslim sentiments, labelling them "investors in radicalisation".

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