Accredited journalist to the European Council.
Political Analyst Journalist
Author
Media Moderator
Brussels-based political analyst,journalist and author, focused on Balkan geopolitics, Albanian diaspora affairs, cultural diplomacy, and international public discourse, with ongoing engagement in diplomatic and Eu institutional environments throughout Belgium and Europe.
Insider Knowledge
EU policy circles and Balkan broadcast media
Through media, broadcasting, political analysis, and published works, Spartak Fikaj explores the intersection of Balkan affairs, Albanian identity, diaspora culture, and the rediscovery of historical narratives linking the ancient Illyrian world to contemporary public discourse.A
On air, on record
40 vite zë, identitet, kulturë
Jehona e Shqipes programme
Brussels Media & Public Affairs
“Ne shqiptarët jemi të ndarë në harta, por gjithmonë bashkohemi në një gjuhë, një kulturë, një popull të pandarë, një gjak e një zemër shqiptare. Gjuha jonë është ura që na bashkon.
Moderator of the Albanian-language programme “Jehona e Shqipes” on Radio Panik Brussels, focused on diaspora affairs, culture, public dialogue, and Balkan current affairs across Belgium and Western Europe.
Participation in public discussions, media interviews, cultural events, and institutional dialogue related to Balkan affairs, Albanian diaspora issues, and European public discourse from Brussels.
BX1 BRUSSELS
Balkan affairs analysis
Interviews and public commentary on Albanian diaspora life in Brussels, cultural integration, Balkan affairs, and community engagement within Belgium’s multicultural environment.
Media appearance from Washington D.C. during the NBC4 Capitol Hill studio period following the bureau’s 2021 relaunch, discussing Albanian diaspora perspectives, Balkan affairs, international public discourse, and transatlantic dialogue from a Brussels and Balkan viewpoint.
Capitol Hill & International Public Affairs
BBC RADIO
Albanian Diaspora Rights & Public Discourse
Commentary and public discussion on the challenges faced by the Albanian community in the United Kingdom, including media narratives, political rhetoric, migration debates, and the social impact of using diaspora communities as subjects of populist political discourse during periods of electoral tension.