THE CONFLICT OF INTEREST OVER THE REVIEW OF THE LUSTRATION LAW DIVIDES OPINIONS
Constitutional Court: We will make no comment until the law reaches us. Omari: No one can stand above the Court. Ibrahimi: This is solved by resignation
FILES, LAWYERS FOR
AND AGAINST BERISHA
Constitutional Court: We will make no comment until the law reaches us. Omari:
No one can stand above the Court. Ibrahimi: This is solved by resignation
On pages 2-3
There is jealousy toward Skanderbeg
OPINION
By BAMIR TOPI
On page 23
ALI AHMETI: THE NEXT PRESIDENT OF MACEDONIA SHOULD BE ALBANIAN
EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW
ALI AHMETI: THE NEXT PRESIDENT OF MACEDONIA
SHOULD BE ALBANIAN
On pages 14-15
What makes Ahmadinejad laugh?
FAREED ZAKARIA
What makes Ahmadinejad laugh?
Elections in a fortune-telling deck and in a kaleidoscope
Opinion of the Day
I don’t believe there is an Albanian today, in the North or the South, in the Albanian lands or in the diaspora, who does not feel (some with...
Continues on page 25
By KIÇO BLUSHI
Elections in a fortune-telling deck
and in a kaleidoscope
The big families and communism
OPINION
The big families
and communism
By URAN BUTKA
On page 22
Omar Khayyam, new verses emerge from Maleshova
“MILOSAO”
Omar Khayyam,
new verses
emerge from
Maleshova
Supplement
Shkodër, masked men execute 32-year-old with 8 bullets
THE MOTIVE IS UNKNOWN
Shkodër, masked men
execute the 32-year-old
with 8 bullets
On page 19
ITALY, 15 ALBANIANS ARRESTED “Dallëndyshja” caught with 90 kilos of heroin, gang leader’s name revealed
HANDCUFFS WERE PUT ON IN BOLOGNA, THE ALBANIANS HAD LEGAL DOCUMENTS
ITALY, 15 ALBANIANS
ARRESTED
“Dallëndyshja”
caught with 90 kilos
of heroin, gang leader’s
name revealed
On page 9
Crisis: in 2008, 155 businesses went bankrupt in Fier
76 PERCENT ACHIEVED
Crisis: in 2008
155 businesses
went bankrupt
in Fier
On page 20
Military Hospital, treatment in wartime conditions
THE WINDOWS ARE MISSING
Military
Hospital,
treatment in
wartime conditions
On page 12
Yesterday in “Newsweek”
The attack in Gaza has fueled Iran’s suspicions and hurt the moderate Arabs, who are leaning toward Israel....
Continues on page 24
