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 The smell of espresso roasting over open flames drifts through my window at 7:00 AM, mixed with the distinct, low thrum of car horns echoing off gray communist-era apartment blocks painted in bright pinks and yellows. Living and working across more than fifty cities over the past eight years has taught me that urban charm rarely comes without friction, and this Albanian capital delivers that exact paradox. Walking the cracked sidewalks near Skanderbeg Square requires constant attention, as loose paving stones splash rainwater during sudden spring downpours and stray dogs wander past concrete bunkers converted into corner kiosks.
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