Gjokë Uldedaj changed the chassis of the “Mercedez” ML 320. The Prosecutor’s Office brings charges against 7 people; they were taking bribes for registering vehicles with false documents
CASE FILE IN COURT, DEALINGS IN THE ROAD TRANSPORT DIRECTORATE REVEALED
SECRET WIRETAPS
PD DEPUTY INVOLVED IN CAR TRAFFICKING
Gjokë Uldedaj changed the chassis of the “Mercedez” ML 320. The Prosecutor’s Office brings charges
against 7 people; they were taking bribes for registering vehicles with false documents
On pages 6-7
Doing nothing
EDITORIAL
Doing
nothing
A ‘joke’ like a firecracker
Opinion of the Day
That the news about the discussion and the soon-to-be approval in the Albanian Parliament of a law on marriages between...
By ILIR DHIMA
That the news about the discussion
and the soon-to-be appro-
val in the Albanian Parliament
of a law on marriages
between...
Continues on page 21
A ‘joke’
like a firecracker
Hospitality first and foremost
PERIFERI
Hospitality
first and foremost
By ALBA MALLTEZI
On page 21
Topalli: Back in Parliament? It’s not up to me
VASILI: 8 YEARS WITH BERISHA
Topalli: Back
in Parliament?
It’s not up to
me
On pages 2-3
NATO TAKES BISHT-PALLË, NAVAL BASE REVIVES
The Americans inspect the unit that was tarnished by prostitution
NATO TAKES
BISHT-PALLË,
NAVAL BASE
REVIVES
On page 14
Property Inspectorate: Fine for the two members of the KRT, Tiranë
ALBAN EFTIMI, ARBEN BIÇOKU
Property Inspectorate: Fine
for the two members
of the KRT, Tiranë
On page 4
Rinas, Albanian-French woman arrested
CHILD TRAFFICKING
Rinas,
arrested
Albanian-
French woman
On page 8
ISKSH decision, salaries rise for Durrës hospital
700 EMPLOYEES BENEFIT
ISKSH decision,
salaries rise
for the hospital
of Durrës
On page 10
TODAY IN ‘SUMMER PAGES’
KLEANHTI HYSA,
THE ALBANIAN ON THE RUNWAYS
OF MILAN AND PARIS
Supplement
Yesterday in “Newsweek”
What is happening in Iran? At first glance, the country seems to have returned to normality. The demonstrations have become fewer and have quickly dispersed. ...
What is happening in Iran? At first glance,
the country seems to have returned to nor-
mality. The demonstrations have become
fewer and have quickly dispersed. ...
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