Osimimi was produced in a Soviet plant TIRANA, Associated Press An alert over a radioactive substance has brought renewed attention to the trafficking of dangerous materials in the region. According to the cited sources, the seized material is believed to have been produced in a Soviet plant. Albanian authorities have launched investigations into the origin and destination of the substance, while international experts are helping verify the information. The case has raised concern about border security and about the possibility of involvement by international trafficking networks. Investigators are examining documents, routes, and suspected contacts linked to the transport of this substance. Representatives of state institutions said controls will be tightened and that the public will be informed of further developments. Port of Durrës The transoceanic vessel “Arbëria” docked Monday afternoon at the Port of Durrës with the tanker [?] from the “Fifa” factory at the Farbit [?] plant with 24 [?] tons of imported sulfuric acid. All [?] the substances arrived classified for industrial use. In this case, special safety and unloading measures were taken to avoid any risk. At the same time, official sources clarified that there is no direct link between this shipment and the issue of radioactive material, but that both cases have increased public attention to the safety of dangerous goods. (page 5) At the cyclists’ office: Here is the whole story Port of Durrës An attempted escape by the ship failed

The new parliament writes: PS and others are absent Confirms Maksim and Arbërovi The first session of the new Parliament TIRANA At the first session of the new Parliament, the Albanian head of state opened yesterday the work of this legislature with a greeting speech. In his speech, the need for institutional cooperation and broader political representation was emphasized. The session was held in the absence of PS deputies and several other opposition forces. On the agenda were the approval of mandates and the first parliamentary procedures. On the other hand, Maksim [?] and Arbërovi [?] were reconfirmed in their previous functions. The debate also focused on the composition of the committees and on the way the assembly would function under conditions of an opposition boycott. (page 4)

Year 1967 . An Albanian submarine ventures to Sicily EURO '96 German triumph at Wembley VLORE By Violeta Nito [?], a contributor to “Gazeta Shqiptare”, an unknown event from years past is recounted, involving an Albanian submarine that had penetrated near the coast of Sicily. Her account arouses interest in the way the incident was handled and in the military background of the time. According to the testimony, the movement of the vessel was closely followed, while the Italian and Albanian authorities maintained discretion. The event is placed in the context of Cold War tensions and the complex relations in the Mediterranean. (page 5) AROUND 96 German triumph at Wembley

Denounces gambling to the police He was going to exchange them at the money changers, but he lost them in a “casino” TIRANA A police officer and two other citizens were involved in a strange incident linked to a sum of money and an illegal game of chance. According to the complaint, the money was to be exchanged at the money changers, but then it was lost in an improvised “casino”. The incident prompted a strong reaction and an investigation by the police. Witnesses have described the movements of the people involved and the way the fraud was carried out. The case has been presented as an example of the blending of illegality with everyday economic activities. Minor thief: “I live like a gentleman” KAVAJË, Ilir Haxhi [?] A teenager suspected of theft told investigators that he lives “like a gentleman”, surprising public opinion with his confidence and manner of speaking. The case sheds light on juvenile crime and the social conditions that accompany it. (page 5) From the money changer to the money changers, but he lost them in a “casino”

HISTORY VLORE, By Ylli Kodra [?] The roof of a hut in the old Shamallë [?] concealed an unusual story. A young man was held for three weeks in extremely difficult conditions, in darkness, under threats, and under the influence of psychological and physical violence. The event, according to local sources, is linked to revenge and to an old family conflict. The young man managed to escape and report the case, making police intervention possible. Investigators are trying to clarify the entire network of people involved and the full motives of the crime. (page 7)

28 June 1996 marks the start of the Albanian Red Cross campaign with the slogan “Be human”. In this framework, the organization undertakes a series of awareness-raising and humanitarian activities throughout the country. The campaign aims to bring more citizens and donors closer to aid and solidarity activities. Means, assistance, and services are donated to vulnerable groups, as well as encouragement for voluntary participation. In 705 The involvement of civil society is of particular importance for expanding the organization’s activity.

TEA “I stole, but I was drunk” On page 5 VLORË Veterans with liras over skeletons On page 5 SCANDAL The bus of the tragedy’s house [?] On page 5 FROM THE WORLD Simitis comes to the head of PASOK Kose Seralis On page 2 SPECTACLE Jackson at the top of the Albanian Hit Mildred Joti On page 4