Divisions — “con-cession” to Milosheviç
The European and Albanian political spectrums are divided over the fighting in Kosovo. Some of the foreign ministers of the European Union, gathered yesterday in Luxembourg, concluded that the sanctions imposed so far against Milosheviç have not produced the expected results, and that additional sanctions are therefore necessary. But representatives of France and Italy do not share this view. Meanwhile, the Albanian political forces were also unable to sign a Joint Agreement, which was intended to be submitted to the meeting of the Contact Group in Rome. The PD also
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Berisha threatens Fino: You know why I resigned
The former President speaks out about the behind-the-scenes events from March to June
War: The North organizes its own self-defense
Kosovo burns, politicians primp. Talks fail, Mediu walks out. PD: Out of spite toward the PS, I’ll go to bed with Milosheviç
The dead of Kosovo are accompanied to the cemetery
Kosovo burns, politicians primp. Talks fail, Mediu walks out. PD: Out of spite toward the PS, I’ll go to bed with Milosheviç
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The price of Kalashnikovs is rising
Four teenagers rob a woman from Zicër
Midnight attack: Coca-Cola attacked
EU comes to the defense of Albanian criminals: We won’t send them back, because you kill them
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Russian prostitutes seek Albanian citizenship in Italy
6,000 signatures for Kosovo, from Shkodra to Clinton
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Over his granddaughter’s engagement, a 70-year-old man kills his wife, his daughter-in-law, and himself
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The village post office blown up
400,000 residents of Durrës, Kavajë, and Shijak—two days without water
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Sport: Juve wins the derby
Trapattoni rekindles hopes
Ajax may fail
The Greeks suspend the championship
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Hysni Milloshi against Nexhmije Hoxha: The former Central Committee deserves to be shot Page 4
Kalashnikov prices rise
Four teenagers rob a Swiss woman
