Kosovo—a stumbling block to the Socialist Party’s admission to the Socialist International
. Within the Socialist International, the Socialist Party of Albania has been viewed, to put it mildly, unfavorably. It has no respectable genealogy, and, most importantly, its leaders seek preferential treatment and personal fame. Their domineering political language is based solely on self-interest and power as such. For many years, the International was unanimous in refusing to admit the PSSH into its ranks, since its political course was dominated by the tactics of the neo-anarchist left. But immediately after the events in Kosovo, which found the PS in power in Albania, the process of “thawing the ice” began. The interest of the Western left focused on relations between Tirana and Belgrade. The diplomatic tendencies of the PSSH and its government toward a liberal jargon
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Fear at the Ministry of the Interior
The truth about Fino and Imami revealed. Three MPs against the chairman
Fear at the Ministry of the Interior
The situation on the Albanian-Yugoslav border is worsening; the Serbs are once again crossing the border. Serbian helicopters over our skies. Albanian director: The Serbs are provoking us
Police shut down “Republika,” or a joke about the police
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Napolitano: A barrier against the flow of illegal refugees. Now the 100,000 Albanian emigrants in Italy are under scrutiny
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Inside
Cowboy policeman arrested
Nano’s escort car caught in Kavajë
Investigations into the Guard at a crossroads
Drink lands Guard officer in handcuffs
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Murder at a funeral: gunfire breaks out during the funeral luncheon; 6 bullets fired at the former head of SHIK in Lushnje
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Tokai “meets” the one who uses it
The “Tokai” meets the one who uses a Kalashnikov; 300 conflict case files at the Librazhd Court
Italians spruce up the Court of Appeal
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The Ministry of Transport is missing 686 million
Phantom investments in roads
Usury schemes implicate state officials
PR creates an economic structure
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Socialists rebel against the President
Democrats warn they will not recognize the elections
The death penalty: Melo against it; Majko: I will think about it
Letter from America against the head of the Court of Cassation
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