Creditors threaten: Otherwise we will seize the assets They have made requests in Tirana. The first meeting with the government representative. Here I am. The return of M. Leksi is also expected "Zënjami" speechless Interview on page 4 How to win TOTOFUTBOLLIN On page 7 KOSOVO REVOLTS RETURN For the first time, Durrës protests over the phrase: "Have we seen anything that has taken money?" PUSHFTINË[?] "The lack of market structures think and build after 6 months"[?] According to reliable sources in the Tirana prefecture, 34 creditors[?] gathered yesterday in Tirana for a meeting that lasted over 4 hours with the government representative, Vaso Alizoti. Sources from our newspaper claim that the creditors set a three-day deadline to receive an official answer. Otherwise, they threatened to take possession of the VEA assets themselves. Yesterday’s meeting took place in a tense atmosphere and with strong accusations against the government for stalling the issue. The return of M. Leksi is also expected, as he may play a role in the negotiations. TIRANA - The creditors of VEA do not intend to let this issue remain silent. After a period of waiting, they returned yesterday with a firm ultimatum. In the meeting with the government representative, Vaso Alizoti, the creditors presented clear demands and said that if there is no concrete decision within three days, they will intervene themselves to seize the VEA assets. According to the same sources, there were strong debates in the meeting, while accusations were made of irresponsibility and deliberate delay of the process. Some of the creditors have asked the government to immediately define the compensation mechanisms. Meanwhile, the return of M. Leksi is also expected.

Durrës protests for the first time over the phrase: "Have we seen anything that has taken money?" TIRANA - There has been a development in this story involving the wife of a former creditor. She and several other women took part in the protest held in Durrës, where strong accusations were made against state structures. According to their statements, the lack of answers and the prolonged delays pushed them to speak out publicly. The protest has been considered a strong signal from the coastal city, while a response from the authorities is expected. Yesterday’s protest in Kosovo

Yesterday at 12:00 the student delegation from Tirana arrived in Pristina. Some of them took part in the ceremonies organized by the students of the University of Pristina. Later, protests and clashes with the Serbian police took place. According to local sources, the situation was tense, while injuries and detentions were reported. The demonstrations were seen as a return of student revolts in Kosovo.

A major operation yesterday at midday. Escorted to Tirana Major operation yesterday at midday. Escorted to Tirana Special forces arrest the bosses: Beriçi and Fier breathe easier TIRANA - Special forces and investigators carried out an operation yesterday in the city of Fier, where people considered to be bosses of criminal groups were arrested. According to sources, the operation took place at midday and the detainees were then taken to Tirana. The action was met with relief in Fier, where, according to residents, the city is now "breathing" after this blow against crime.

The first day after the sensational attack Hajdari in Parliament: I expect more bullets TIRANA - “I expect more bullets.” This is how MP Azem Hajdari spoke yesterday in Parliament, one day after the failed attack against him. Hajdari declared that he would not retreat from political life and that he would continue his public struggle. His presence in Parliament drew great interest, while his statement sparked a strong political debate. Hajdari yesterday in Parliament

BY A MACEDONIAN PRIEST[?] Romanians complain: Teresa is ours Unexpected polemic over the saint’s nationality TIRANA - “Mother Teresa should be ours,” claim some voices from Romania, sparking an unexpected debate over the saint’s origin. According to the article, the claim is based on arguments linked to her family and background. The article emphasizes that the polemic has caused strong reactions in Albanian public opinion, where Mother Teresa’s figure is closely tied to national identity. The article is accompanied by photos of Mother Teresa and a clergyman.

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