Country of 2.8 million has been trapped in the throes of a serious electoral crisis since February

On a humid summer morning in Tirana, Albania, two veteran political adversaries stood, side-by-side, at the Palace of Congress, to explain the deal they’d reached to end the country’s electoral crisis. As governing Prime Minister Edi Rama and opposition party leader Lulzim Basha outlined the framework for a resolution, the two leaders shook hands. Some of…