Embassies emptied in Belgrade. After the US, the Germans, French, Belgians and British are leaving

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Republicans: Milošević could set the Balkans ablaze. The coup d'état, now in Brussels

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SP and DP bring back pyramid schemes. Gjinushi before the Constitutional Court

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Serbs kill a man from Tropoja

Here is why the peace plan was rejected by the Serbs

Peace talks were suspended, but the Yugoslav side has not been...

Of wages

The peace talks were suspended, but no deadline has been set for the Yugoslav side to sign the Agreement. Everyone now knows that responsibility for the crisis lies with Belgrade. The attitude of the Great Powers, which continue to give Milošević more time, is inexplicable. The international community, it seems, has learned no lessons from the other tragedies the Balkans have endured, especially Bosnia, where thousands of citizens were killed and maimed simply because a unique dictator and murderer like Milošević was not isolated from the outset. “Negotiations will resume only if the Yugoslav government accepts the peace plan,” said the two chief negotiators in Paris, Vedrine and Cook. Through statements of this kind, Milošević senses that there is still room for him to maneuver. While representatives of the Contact Group hold consultations with NATO authorities, violence in Kosovo is escalating further. The Serbian government is mobilizing its population for war against NATO, convinced that it will win. Meanwhile, the architect of the peace plan, Ambassador Hill, instead of referring to the—

Tension rises in Kosovo, Serbs continue the massacre

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The National Theatre: what it is and what it should be

In the final years of his long life, Enver Hoxha's regime, with a three-line decree, changed the name of the country's most important theatre from the People's Theatre to the National Theatre. At the time, neither those who bestowed this title nor those who received it knew the meaning and weight of the new name. This conclusion follows from the fact that nothing changed there, except for its administrative subordination. It was a time when people thought that if you changed the names of things, you changed their nature too. Thus, workshops were called “combines,” workshops “factories,” poverty “abundance,” slavery “freedom,” and tyranny

Inside:

• Smuggling - Chrome is being shipped into Montenegro Page 5 • The chief customs officer of Durrës accuses MP Braho Page 9

Durrës accuses MP Braho

Page 9 • Prosecutor threatens the lawyer of the “Murati do Brazil” man Page 8 • The people of Vlora steal from SHIK • Military officers: Hajdaraga, resign Page 7 • How Gjinushi became an owner Page 8 • SP, delegate-hunting begins Page 3

• Storm of dismissals among customs chiefs Angjeli: Customs officers, you have breached the contract Page 9