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Republika

23 January 1999

Milošević, the unpunished criminal

Contact Group: Kosovo, free elections, a provisional government and its police. By Gent Cobani It is said in a forum of the powerful and the weak that what is happening is a real sign of his changes and that he does not accept democratic changes. It may happen that he remains in power in Serbia even if a new blow were to occur directly. The signatories recall that this Contact Group includes the most powerful countries in the world and that their authority remains limited to preserving Balkan stability. After the Contact Group’s decision, Milošević is positioned to continue remaining, at least formally, as head of state. The whole thing learns less and less in order to defeat him; it may seek the right to his own name. The various states in this process have taken different positions and have served to ensure that central support for one of the Kosovo issues comes quickly. However, the final solution is known. The narrow path for saying that the war is past is only in contradiction with what is proposed for Kosovo. And if this is clearly a separate matter, then it will be possible that it cannot be ruled out. But let us not forget that the continuation of this process must also be carried out by Serbs and Kosovo Albanians. If the solution in Kosovo is fair and rests not only on mediators but on the real situation, it can be sustainable. He has started looking again for allies, and the West is the most important one. If he remains in power, he is destined to rely on the Albanian minority. According to him, failing to solve the Kosovo problem is a flaw and it is what is trying to keep the regime on its feet. The more he tries to solve this, the more he ends up with a wrong policy. There is no doubt that he will continue trying to keep the old majority, but the more this problem is postponed, the harder it becomes.

Albania and Serbia line up their army and armaments. 25 thousand Albanian soldiers ready for a challenge

S.O.S.

Arrests at the Kakavija customs post

At customs, in handcuffs, 7 arrests Former deputy minister Bendi before journalists after dismissal Celibashi Ue, victim of the clans "The government's claim about personnel used to direct the interior ministry to involve [?], does not conform to what this powerless ministry offers, which matches the norms of the economy, which has never been called into question because this and the authority of law, has been the opposite," he told the journalist of the local TV, confirming that his claim is correct. "There is no connection with the clans," Minister Bendi declared. "It was a harsh and unjustifiable correction," he said. Tirana. For the first time, official figures from the Albanian police explain that all these steps occurred during yesterday morning in the framework of Albanian politics that touches the [??] and their right to form [?], and it is this. With a stance and after the dismissal of Minister Bendi, who was diplomatically restored, and to create a blow against their regime, but also to raise relations to a new level with the other side, which has remaining parts that are darker and clearer, even in Albania and Italy.

Inside:

Havari gathers the commissioners Kakami does not accept the killing of the politician 5 American ships arrive in Dubrovnik Teachers, a strike with no deaths in sight Bali gathers the Albanian Council of the Coalition Martir Leka: Klosi, the conflict that must be resolved 17 million found in the net foundation State partners abandon "AKP"

Republic

Politics supports the Republicans’ petition. Everyone against Milošević. Year IX, No. 16 (1390) Editor-in-chief: Drita GECI PALI Fax (+355 42) 255 861, Tel. (+355 42) 230 900 Editorial office: Rruga "Murat Toptani" no. 1, Tirana. Tel. 86816/10, editorial office of Tirana No. 1, Tirana Saturday, 23 January 1999 Price 20 lekë 200 drachmas DEKA COMPANY a last

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