Minigjër e PD, ministers report to the government. The coalition meets urgently Trial, on Monday Europe Nano: The March proceedings should be monitored GAZETË E KUSHTETUES VOICE OF THE EPOCH There are no more battle cries from the top of the state; agreements will determine whether the Albanian government will undertake a consultative procedure for the most acceptable possible resolution of the crisis. After missing the constitutional deadline, yesterday in the Presidency the governing coalition met with the participation of Prime Minister Fatos Nano and the leaders of the allied parties. At the center of the talks was the date for the start of the trial over the March 1997 events, which, according to the government, should be monitored by international bodies. Prime Minister Nano called for the March proceedings to be transparent and to avoid any political use. Meanwhile, the opposition has announced protests and demanded that the trial be postponed. Mulosmani e Lushaj, leaving the Tirana office. TIRANA - It is the first time that the governing coalition meets under such pressure over the March 1997 trial. Prime Minister Fatos Nano called for European monitoring of the proceedings and for political calm. TIRANA - È la prima volta che la coalizione di governo si riunisce sotto una pressione simile per il processo di marzo 1997. Il primo ministro Fatos Nano ha chiesto un monitoraggio europeo del procedimento e calma politica. Mulosmani and Lushaj, leaving the Tirana office

Anonymous phone calls frighten the police Threat at the Prime Minister's Office: "We will burn you alive" TIRANE - Moments of anxiety for the chairman of the parliamentary committee on Public Order, Democratic MP Azem Hajdari, and for the residents of the Prime Minister's house, after two threatening phone calls that have been disturbing them every night. Yesterday morning, police from Station No. 3 went to the place where the first call is believed to have been made. It occurred around 24:00 two days earlier, at the place known as “Rruga e Kavajës”, where there is a telephone booth. Shortly afterward, police were informed that a second call with the same threatening content had come in. The place where the second call is believed to have been made is a telephone booth near the former bus park. Both calls had the same content: “We will burn you alive.” According to the police, the callers have not been identified. These threats are being taken seriously, given the tense political situation in the country. TIRANA - The security forces rushed to verify anonymous threatening calls aimed at the Prime Minister's residence: “We will burn you alive.” Police checked a public phone point on Rruga e Kavajës and another near the former bus park. TIRANA - Le forze di sicurezza sono accorse a verificare telefonate anonime minacciose rivolte alla residenza del Primo ministro: “Vi bruceremo vivi”. La polizia ha controllato una postazione telefonica pubblica in Rruga e Kavajës e un'altra vicino all'ex parco degli autobus.

Leadership or the shame of the Democratic Party ? Democrats split in two over the way forward Marësi TIRANA - While the party president, Tritan Shehu, insists on an institutional stance by the Democratic Party regarding the latest developments, other groups within the party are calling for an escalation of political action. The debate has intensified after the failure of efforts to reach an agreement with the majority. According to sources, part of the leadership fears that excessive rhetoric is damaging the party's image. Meanwhile, other activists see this as a moment for maximum mobilization. TIRANA - Democrats are split in two over the line to follow, between institutional conduct and radical political mobilization. TIRANA - I democratici sono divisi in due sulla linea da seguire, tra condotta istituzionale e mobilitazione politica radicale.

Brokaj: Politics should keep quiet Kofija TIRANA - “Not to soften responsibilities, but to give institutions room to do their work,” says former Interior Minister Arben Brokaj in an interview with “Gazeta Shqiptare”. According to him, the climate created is making it difficult to deal calmly with security and public order issues. “Politics should lower its tone,” Brokaj says, adding that public clashes are damaging the administration and feeding insecurity. TIRANA - Brokaj says politics should lower its voice and let institutions do their job. TIRANA - Brokaj afferma che la politica dovrebbe abbassare i toni e lasciare che le istituzioni facciano il loro lavoro.

TIRANA - The Prosecutor General's Office has completed preliminary checks on a series of suspicious transfers linked to old administrative events. Sources close to the prosecution said the files will be sent to court as soon as the necessary procedures are completed. TIRANA - Preliminary inquiries have revealed suspicious transfers tied to old administrative cases. TIRANA - Le indagini preliminari hanno rivelato trasferimenti sospetti legati a vecchi casi amministrativi.

Kopliku: Berisha no longer deserves to be heard Kofija TIRANA - “Berisha no longer deserves the political attention he demands, because he has used up all credibility,” says Kopliku in his interview. He adds that the country needs calm and that the rhetoric of crisis is holding institutional life hostage. In his view, the Democratic Party must build a responsible opposition and avoid extreme personalization of the debate. TIRANA - Kopliku says Berisha no longer deserves to be listened to. TIRANA - Kopliku afferma che Berisha non merita più di essere ascoltato.

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