Besnik Emini, born in 1977 in Čellopek, Tetovo, completed his undergraduate studies in the History Department at the Faculty of Philosophy in Skopje in 2002. In 2009, he successfully defended his master's thesis titled "Albanians during the Eastern Crisis and Macedonia (1875-1881)." Subsequently, in 2015, he earned his doctoral degree by defending his dissertation on the subject of the "Albanian Movement (1878-1900)" within the Department of the History of the Balkan Peoples. Mr. Emini embarked on his career as an educator, serving as a history teacher. Since 2008, he has held the position of a scholarly researcher at the Institute of Spiritual and Cultural Heritage of Albanians, located in Skopje. His professional contributions extend to active participation in both local and international seminars, conferences, presentations, and research initiatives. Furthermore, Mr. Emini has undertaken the organization of workshops and training sessions tailored to history educators across diverse nations. Notably, he holds membership in the European Association of History Teachers (EUROCLIO) and serves as an ambassador for the organization. Besnik Emini's scholarly pursuits predominantly revolve around the history of the Balkan peoples during the 19th and 20th centuries. He has played an integral role as a member of the editorial board for multiple esteemed publications, including "Albanological Studies," "Historical Research," and the "Albanian Historical Magazine," which he co-founded and currently leads as the Editor-in-Chief.