America brings Yugoslavia and Kosovo to the table
The Milošević-Rugova meeting without international parties dashes the dream of independence
The Milošević-Rugova meeting, without international parties, dashes the dream of independence
The Milošević-Rugova meeting without preconditions and without the presence of the international party, scheduled for 15 May, finally dashes the claims to Kosovo’s independence. In his statement, the initiator of this meeting, U.S. envoy Holbrooke, said that “the solution to the Kosovo problem must guarantee human rights and ensure prosperity for everyone...”. Pressure for human rights addresses only one segment of the demands for self-determination, under the UN Charter, sought by the Albanians of Kosovo.
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Czechia: The smuggling file was obtained from Greece. The Socialist Party is paying for the dictator’s votes
Serbs mine the border. Military squads disguise themselves in police uniforms
Braho resigns: I have evidence of Ngjela’s conspiracy with Berisha
Ngjela
Spartak Braho
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Tefta Radi throws the keys at the Television director
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Earthquake in the Ngjela Commission
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Serbs kill ten, wound six Turks “take” Vlora, Italians Durrës, Greeks Saranda Page 2 A brothel uncovered in Tirana; police arrest 2 prostitutes, the manager and the clients Alimuçaj, prison without a time limit Seven gunshots in America Avni Shehu: I am clean Page 5 Justice in favor of the death penalty. PR’s initiative is supported PR: Rugova should demand independence and a binding third party Page 3 Alliance leader: Those who sent the army to Deçan also sent the army against southern Albania Coalition determines candidates Constitution, row over the Senate Meidani: Constitution on 28 November Page 4 Crime strikes after 50 years Vlora: four killed, four wounded and one corpse in 24 hours Guri i Bardhë turns red A woman burned in the forest His daughter is kidnapped; he withdraws the complaint Pages 6–7