Kosovo: The key to the solution, the right to self-determination Despite the position of the head of the U.S. parliamentary group in the Senate, Mr. GODO, with American senators. Despite the stance of the head of the U.S. parliamentary group in the Senate, Mr. GODO, with American senators, the ambassador in Mo? made one move public. A leader of the democrats and the right-wing alliance was created in each leadership in Albania, with the Kosovo issue on the table. But the price of this at their conference, which will open tomorrow at noon in Tirana, has sparked debate over the lists. Mr. Godo, a representative of the Albanian opposition, will be one of the participants in the conference, which will gather heads of state from various European countries. The main topics to be discussed are economic integration, the political and security situation in the Balkans, the breakup of Czechoslovakia, the European Union, the new Russia, as well as aid to Balkan countries. According to the German daily Die Welt, one of the first recommendations is that the right of Kosovo Albanians to self-determination should be the key point in the conference’s final document. If this is achieved, it would be a major victory for the democratic movement in Kosovo. However, the statement by German Foreign Minister Mr. Kinkel about economic aid, good governance, democracy and human rights for the former communist East, as well as for Albania and Kosovo, suggests a major change. Also missing is the proposal from the working group prepared by Mr. Godo. In addition, a joint declaration for the people of Kosovo will be issued at the end of the conference. Mr. Godo stated that discussing political and economic rights, good governance, the establishment of institutions across several new states, as well as receiving help from Western countries, is of great importance to the struggle for freedom, and he spoke with strong emotion about these issues. Regarding Kosovo, Mr. Godo, who was elected as the first leader of the democrats in Albania and is one of the country’s best-known politicians, emphasized that Kosovo deserves self-determination and that its issue should not be left in the shadows or behind the scenes.

Lani Fischer, deputy minister, during a visit to Tirana. Lani Fischer, deputy minister, was on a visit to Tirana. During a meeting with the American ambassador in our country, Mr. R. B. Jr., he was decorated with the order “Mother Teresa.” At the start of his visit to Tirana, he was received by the head of SHIK, Mr. F. Hoxha, and representatives of various newspapers. Mr. Fischer is accompanied by representatives of the ministry, including Mr. C. B., an officer and head of the agency, who prepared the meeting in the Republic of Albania. During his stay in Tirana, Mr. Fischer will meet with many high authorities of our country. Lani Fischer, deputy minister, came to Tirana following an invitation from the “R. Mat” Foundation to take part in the symposium “The family hearth, the basis of Albanian society.”

At the symposium “The family hearth, the basis of Albanian society,” Mr. Lani Fischer and a number of participants from the USA and Albania were present.

The leaders of the Communist Party, accused of attempting to overthrow the government through a march on 10 May 1993, will be heard in Tirana. Their leader, S. Meta, and the general secretary, S. Miloti, accused of attempting to overthrow the government, have been held in prison since 1992. Meanwhile, since 1992 this case has been handled by the Tirana police. In connection with this, there have been reports in other circles that the communists had planned to organize a march against the government with their support. Regarding this case, Albanian police officials have stated that there were also three other groups arrested as part of it. Several communist leaders were also held in police cells, having been detained before they could reach their cell. In this case, they were declared guilty of attempting to organize a march and were kept in prison in Tirana.