Prime Minister Nano is forced to abandon his fixed idea of sending a NATO military mission to the Albanian-Yugoslav border.
The NATO Council of Ministers set aside such an idea, openly declaring itself against a military presence in Albania. It is Kosovo, and not the Republic of Albania, that belongs to NATO’s traditional areas. This has been publicly clarified by Albanian representatives, but has not been properly understood by the left-wingers in power. Nano should at least look to the case of Bosnia, where American diplomacy intervened, directing NATO forces, only after Euro-diplomacy had completely failed. The privilege sought by the Albanian prime minister, the powers of the… Continued on page 3
Ramiz Alia receives Berisha
PLL: Durollari’s immunity should be lifted. The Legalists draw closer to DBSH. Hashish brings politicians together. Gramoz Ruçi and Azem Hajdari eat together
Tense situation in the Government. Albania: final preparations for war
Anxiety in Kosovo
The Bank of Albania’s reserves are drying up
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DBSH: We welcome the Legalists and Ballists Garuli: The death penalty is a matter for the Albanians themselves Pages 3–4 Leka Zogu threatened with death; Ngjela cannot defend him The Constitutional Commission travels to Lezhë The Prime Minister’s Mercedes is stolen Page 2 Mystery surrounding the lecturer’s version of the lecturer’s murder Havari dismissed from the prisons Neritan Ceka—a witness at the trial Tirana: four murders in three days Albanian man rejects Greek bride He ate his dinner, then stole his cow Xhafzotaj blocks the national highway Pages 5–6 Mayor arrested “Silva” loses its markets; Shehaj: I am no longer president Europe trusts Cea’s integrity Pages 8–9 Partizani reaches the UEFA zone Vllaznia: I am the new queen Inter crowned in Paris Arsenal declared champions Page 15 Kapllan Resuli in France Page 13
