INTERVIEW/ ARBEN QIRJAKO: IN TIRANA AND DURRËS PROPERTY REGISTRATION IN 3 DAYS Director General of the Mortgage Offices: Digital system to correct inaccuracies on maps. Property culture was destroyed under communism (In photo): The Director General of the Mortgage Offices, Arben Qirjako On pages 4-5

ZANA GUXHOLLI On page 6

Opinion of the Day By MIMOZA KOÇIU Last week was rightfully dominated by the news of the visit of the U.S. Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for European and Eurasian Affairs, Philip Reeker... Everyone under monitoring Continues on page 20

Opinion of the Day By SHABAN MURATI Isolationism is a genetic and diplomatic disease of Albanian statehood. Its essence lies in the fact that Albanian statehood has not known how to have friends,... Kosovar variations on the theme of isolationism Continues on page 21

SERBIAN PROSECUTOR On page 8

DOSSIER/ Tanush Mulleti speaks Exclusive statements to the Vienna police. The king’s statement after the event By FATOS VELIU As the narration by the nephew of Qazim Mulleti’s storyteller continues, light is shed on unknown events related to the assassination attempt on Ahmet Zogu on the evening of 20 February 1931 in Vienna. - What happened the day after the tragic assassination attempt, and why did Ahmet Zogu decide not to leave Vienna but to stay... On pages 10-11

NEW ACADEMIC YEAR On page 12

LATE NEWS On page 7

INTERVIEW/ Enkelejda Konomi speaks one year after the murder of the Vlora judge in broad daylight The judge’s wife: He won’t come back, at least let the murder be brought to light Enkelejda Konomi’s life is no longer what it once was. From days filled with color, pleasure and joy, the last 365 days for her have been a true disaster. The mafia-style execution of her husband, the judge, in the heart of the city of Vlora, completely changed the course of her life. With a trembling voice, Enkelejda says that there will be no peace in her soul By KLODIANA LALA She is no more than 30 years old and has to face alone the upbringing of two children, in addition to the immense pain of losing the love of her life. With a trembling voice, Enkelejda says that there will be no peace in her soul until Skerdi’s killers are denounced and justice is done. She fears for her life and that of her two children, not because she has received threats, but because the murder was shocking, macabre and terrifying. As for the motives of the murder, the woman states that the answer... On pages 20-21

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