EDUCATION Students' victory The new scholarships were approved The government meets the demands. There will also be no increase in students for the five-year system for another three years. Other conditions are being discussed ARMAND MERKO TIRANA — The Albanian government decided yesterday to meet most of the students' demands. In a meeting held yesterday afternoon with the chairman of the strike steering committee, the government announced that it was abandoning the five-year higher-education system and that scholarships would be increased. The chairman of the strike steering committee, Orgests [?] Pasho, told us that the government has pledged to immediately satisfy some of the students' demands. Thus, students who belonged to the four-year system will continue in that system. The five-year system will no longer be mandatory. Students have asked that only those who want it benefit from this system. It was also decided that students' scholarships will be increased. According to the students, the scholarship will be 2,000 lek a month for those studying in the cities where they live and 2,400 lek for those studying elsewhere. For students of the Agricultural University of Tirana, who are accommodated in dormitories, the scholarship will be 2,500 lek. Students will no longer have to pay for electricity and transportation. Meanwhile, there are still unresolved problems, such as the payment for dormitories, where students pay 470 lek a month. According to the students, the finance minister has pledged to solve this problem as well. After the meeting yesterday, the students decided to end the hunger strike. They called this a victory for them, though not a complete one. The chairman of the strike steering committee, Pasho, told us that some of the demands would be met immediately while others would continue to be discussed. Students are demanding that dormitory conditions be improved, especially hot water and furnishings. They have also asked that transportation and electricity charges be abolished and that for three years there be no forced transfer to the five-year system.

TIRANA — If one were to try to guess where the most sophisticated deflectors of modern American warplanes are located, it might seem difficult. What is known for certain is that these “bunkers” are in Iraq. Specialists who have seen them up close say they are heavily fortified and covered with earth. However, many details about them have not been made public. Their discovery has aroused interest in the way Iraq hid these facilities and what role they played during the war. Military sources say these facilities were used to store equipment and for command purposes. The article continues with technical details about their construction and use.

Problems of Vlora: will solutions arrive? Water supply, construction, delays: the University has also been promised VLORA — The city and district of Vlora are facing a series of problems related to water supply, urban planning, and infrastructure. In a recently held meeting, local leaders presented the priority requests and projects. Among them are the improvement of the water supply system, the repair of roads, the solution of energy problems, and the start of several new construction projects. An important issue is also the opening of the university in Vlora, promised as a necessity for the city's development. According to the discussions, solving these problems requires central support and significant investment. Residents hope that the promises will turn into concrete solutions. Cup in front of a Vlora [?]

Investment A new dam on the Izern River TIRANA — Due to rainfall and high inflows, measures have been taken in the area of the Izern River [?] to protect land and homes near the banks. Specialists from the relevant sector are monitoring the situation and preparing immediate interventions. Residents of the area express concern about possible damage, while the authorities state that the work will focus on reinforcing the embankments and clearing the riverbed.

Shkodër, the "Great Café" reopens ALMAK MERMETI SHKODËR — For the first time in many years, an important building in the city is being returned to its lawful owner. This is the "Great Café," one of Shkodër's best-known buildings, which was opened to the public after the property restitution procedures. The heir of the family that owned it before nationalization took possession of the building and declared that he intends to restore its traditional function. Its opening was met with interest by citizens, who consider this building a symbol of the city. At the opening ceremony, the importance of property restitution and the restoration of historic buildings was discussed.

MARC MARMATI SHKODËR — The doors of one of the city's best-known venues have opened again. The «Great Café» has returned to use after a long period of closure. According to the announcement, the reopening ceremony took place in the presence of local authorities and citizens. The building is known for its historical and architectural value. Its reopening is seen as part of efforts to revive civic life in Shkodër.

More than 300 witnesses will testify Fier — [...] of the charge related to the operation of the company «Koçi». In the first court session, materials and testimony related to the company's activities were presented. The number of witnesses is expected to be over 300. The court will examine the financial documentation, contracts, and the parties' claims. The case has aroused interest in the city because of the scale of the company's activity and the economic consequences for citizens.

FIER — [...] Usually [...] for the first time hundreds of children will be able to attend art schools. The initiative aims to discover talent and create opportunities for education in music, painting, and other artistic disciplines. The organizers say registration has begun and that interest is high among parents and students.

The prosecutor's office has opened a criminal case TIRANA (so...) — A daring theft or a shameless fraud for the purpose of carrying out a profitable activity? Yesterday, in the center of our city, a strange event occurred that has raised many questions. A computer with all its equipment, of considerable value, has disappeared without a trace. According to preliminary sources, the item was located in a workplace and its absence was noticed in the early hours of the morning. The prosecutor's office has launched an investigation to uncover the circumstances, while various witnesses are providing different accounts of its movement. The case has attracted public attention because of the unusual manner of its disappearance.

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