BRUSSELS: THE GOVERNMENT DID NOT SOLVE THE CRISIS
EU OPINION ON ALBANIA IS PUBLISHED, MONTENEGRO PASSES THE “EXAM”
BRUSSELS: THE GOVERNMENT DID NOT SOLVE THE CRISIS
Albania, a negative mark. Parliament criticized. Topalli on ‘News24’: The opposition is to blame. Berisha: I have the report as homework. Fule: Solve the crisis in order to get the status
By ELIRA ÇANGA
Albania was unable to secure Candidate Country Status for the EU and will not be able to join this bloc for another five years. That was the essence of the European Commission’s opinion in response to Albania’s membership application, made public yesterday in Brussels. The opinion was negative and contained critical remarks on several key concerns, such as the functioning of institutions or the political crisis, despite acknowledging limited progress in some areas. The opinion stated....
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‘The girl called me from the bus: Dad, save me, Mom has died’
TOLL: 9 DEAD, 5 IN CRITICAL CONDITION
‘The girl called me from the bus: Dad, save me, Mom has died’
The tragic stories of the passengers who died and the survivors of the tragedy
On pages 4-7
Germany: Visas with a knot in the stomach
Yesterday in ‘Euobserver’
By SVETLANA JOVANOVSKA
The Balkan countries are being strictly asked to enforce the rules after the decision to lift the visa regime, especially for citizens of Albania and Bosnia-Herzegovina. Continued on page 28
Germany: Visas with a knot in the stomach
Who is turning us against one another?
Opinion of the Day
BY KIÇO BLUSHI
The statement by Konica that “the greatest enemy of the Albanian is the Albanian himself” can today also be phrased as: “the greatest enemy of the Albanian is becoming himself”.... Continued on page 29
Who is turning us against one another?
More efforts are needed
COMMENT
More efforts are needed
By SHTEFAN FYLE [?]
On page 28
In 9 months, the debt for every Albanian is 2.3 million lekë
INCREASES BY 205 MILLION EURO
In 9 months, the debt for every Albanian is 2.3 million lekë
On page 11
Ylli Popa: Ramiz Alia ordered that I be wiretapped by the State Security
Exclusive / The academic tells of the difficulties surrounding the article published in April ’90
(In photo): Ylli Popa and Ramiz Alia
Popa: At the time they were following me, I had Ramiz as a patient; I was treating him for his heart. When Ramiz asked him about the article, he said: It should be thrown in the bin
Popa: The article was published in two issues, on 27 and 28 April ’90. The editor-in-chief Marash Hajati was removed from ‘ZP’ because he said in the Central Committee that he agreed with my article
On pages 14-15
Shijak, dispute over land, father and son executed
MURDER 30 M FROM THE HOUSE
Shijak, dispute over land, father and son executed
On page 16
Catastrophe in high schools, girls fight over hair, boys with planks
Events at ‘Arben Broci’ and ‘Partizani’
Deputy headmistress: The quarrel happened outside the school. The police go to the scene, but leave without doing anything
Events at ‘Arben Broci’ and ‘Partizani’
Catastrophe in high schools, girls fight over hair, boys with planks
Deputy headmistress: The quarrel happened outside the school. The police go to the scene, but leave without doing anything
By GERALD REXHO
It takes even a banal reason to spark quarrels among high school students. More than at any other time, we have proven this during this week. Fights that degenerate into brawls with punches and hair-pulling, in which, besides boys, girls have recently also become increasingly present. This is the far from pleasant picture presented by this troubled adolescence, which with its violent actions...
On pages 17-21
