Ceka: "First denounce the dictatorship" According to PAD leader Ceka, PD has given no sign of liberalization. He views the prospect of holding elections without foreign monitoring pessimistically. TIRANA - Is this not the year for the formation of the new single-color government? Or one of the most important parliamentary processes, the elections of October 20, or more precisely, their conduct in the framework of impartiality and foreign monitoring? This is the point from which the opposition has set out after the blocking of a solution to the political crisis. It continues to appear determined to preserve the conditions of competition and freedom of speech. The chairman of PAD, Neritan Ceka, in an interview with "Gazeta Shqiptare" states that without the minimum international standards for free, fair and pluralist elections being met, the opposition has no reason to sit at the round table called by PD. "With this political behavior and with all of yesterday’s declarations by the President, I think the time has not yet come for the opposition to join the table. That would be meaningless if concrete proof is not first given to guarantee democratic freedoms," Ceka said. He adds that the country needs a new political climate and not imposition. According to him, foreign monitoring is a necessity for credible elections. See page 3

"The harm is done by those who do not see the vocabulary" TIRANA - The killing of two police officers during a clash with an armed group has once again sparked debate over law and order and crime in the country. The incident has prompted strong political and public reactions. In an analysis of recent developments, it is said that the escalation of political language and the underestimation of real public-order problems are seriously damaging the public climate. Opposition representatives and various analysts are calling for concrete measures and a restraint in rhetoric. See page 3

TIRANA - A family dispute in one of the capital’s neighborhoods has ended in injury, after the daughter-in-law struck her mother-in-law with an axe. The incident has shocked residents of the area and has become the subject of an investigation. According to police sources, the quarrel began after repeated arguments within the family. The injured woman was taken to hospital, while the perpetrator was taken in to clarify the circumstances. On page 5

TIRANA - Ballko’s team’s match on Greek soil proved difficult, with a poor performance and a lack of efficiency in attack. The Albanian side was under pressure throughout the game and failed to turn the result around. The sports commentary emphasizes that the team had organizational problems and never found its rhythm. Ballko called for more concentration and confidence ahead of the return match. On page 7

Albanian investigators around Italian traces TIRANA - Interest in the Klosi case continues, while sources close to the investigation speak of a lead linked to the Apennines. Albanian investigators are cooperating with the Italian authorities to clarify the circumstances of the घटना. According to preliminary information, a suspect has come under the focus of the investigation and his movements are being checked. The file includes contacts and evidence that are being analyzed in both countries. Zyhdi Dedi

The unusual child surprised the continent NEW YORK - [The article text is partially readable.] A baby with an extraordinary weight has attracted the attention of the media and doctors. A child reportedly weighing around 30 kilograms, an unusual case that has caused amazement. See page 12 The "record" child and his mother

Čallë command awaits the "guests" ATHENS - [Text partially unreadable in a narrow column.]

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