Milošević heading toward Kukës. Serbs cross the Buna

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Self-determination is independence

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25 parties take $140 million a year from the state. Socialists, the grassroots against the leadership

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Trans-Rambouillet before 15 March with the whole political spectrum

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20 speedboats belonging to the Brokaj clan

The West “manages” the defeat

Although no agreement was signed at Rambouillet, the West is making efforts to come out with optimistic statements. Meanwhile, both the Albanians and the Serbs have cast doubt on the second round of talks, which will begin on 15 March. The KLA representative, Ashin Thaci, has called on the Albanians to strengthen their resistance and not be deceived by Western propaganda. Just how successful the Great Powers were at Rambouillet is made quite clear by the challenge issued by Russian Foreign Minister Ivanov, who described the conclusion of the first round of talks as a “Positive result” following “Artificial dramatization.” Rambouillet is, in every respect, a spectacular failure of international diplomacy, given that Moscow’s views have prevailed. Ironically, after this “considerable step forward,” the Great Powers are now talking about “the parties’ restraint.” Peace has the beauty of a huge cloud, or the threat of a future war. It is no coincidence that Mrs. Albright repeats, “it has a limit in-[?]”

Dublecco: I’ve won a Nobel Prize, I’m presenting Sanremo, I don’t understand music

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Alimuçaj finally in prison

The former boss of the Vefa Holding company, Vebi Alimuçaj, remains in prison definitively. The attempts made from time to time by the accused Alimuçaj, through his lawyers, have all failed. The request made this time to the Supreme Court was to change the arrest measure from imprisonment to house arrest. This time, the lawyers were convinced that the Supreme Court would change this measure, which for several months in a row has been making its way through the doors of all three levels of the courts. According to lawyer Liljana Korfava, Alimuçaj should have been released Page 6

Four foreign companies owe money to “Gjallica”

TIRANA: The debts of the “Gjallica” company are not yet at an end. The financial company, whose lending operations were based mainly in the city of Vlora, has a large debt owed to its creditors. Another 80 entities and 4 other foreign companies are also debtors, with obligations to the “Gjallica” pyramid scheme. And while the investigations have Page 2

What happened in the 24 hours before and after Sanremo’s first night? Dress thefts, arguments ...

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The accused escapes from court Page 7 Alimuçaj finally in prison The former boss of the Vefa Holl[d]ing company, Vehbi Alimuçaj, remains in prison definitively. For-

Justice makes decisions; the street controls the property

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Announcement of the Presidium of the People's Assembly

Deputies who want to receive a ho-me, or cash in hand, must meet the following conditions: 1. They must have had or have at least one house, so they know what a house means. 2. They must enjoy the electorate’s trust, especially that of the wealthy. 3. They must have standard signatures so that there are no suspicions of forgery. 4. They must also have been treated with money P. 4