Berisha-Thaçi today in Skopje, tension in Tetovo MACEDONIA, PROTEST NOTE TO TIRANA: OUTRAGED BY THE BURNING OF OUR SYMBOL • Macedonians seek explanations from Ambassador Çejku. MFA: The perpetrators will be brought to justice • Policeman injured in Tetovo, while guarding our national symbol when he was struck at 5 in the morning By TEDI BLUSHI The situation in the Tetovo region has become significantly tense one day after the Prime Minister of Macedonia, Nikola Gruevski, paid an official visit to Tirana. According to the local police... Continues on pages 2-3 Welcome, Mister Prime Minister 100 years of the flag 100 years of independence Sali Berisha 2. Hashim Thaçi (In the photo:) The billboard placed in Skopje that welcomes the two prime ministers, Berisha and Thaçi. Macedonian flags in Tirana [?]

DOSSIER/ THE GRANDSON OF REFIK TOPTANI “TOPTANASIT I SIGURUAN RUGEN ISMAIL QEMALIT, 4 DITE PERMES MYZEQESE” By FATOS VELIU On pages 12-13

Yesterday in “Times” Tuesday was a sad and embarrassing day for the Church of England. Twelve years of debate and prayer were needed before it voted on the appointment... Continues on page 15 EDITORIAL Terrible failure

Opinion of the Day These days mark 100 years since the day when Albanians, prompted by the nationalist ideas of the Enlightenment and by the circumstances of the events that followed in ... Continues on page 14 By ALFRED CAKO The Albanian state yesterday and tomorrow

AFTER THE WORKS, WATER OVER PASSENGERS’ HEADS On page 9

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JORGO GORO: HIMARA FEELS THE 100TH ANNIVERSARY OF INDEPENDENCE On page 10

CHANGES IN THE DISTRICTS On page 5

SHKODER On page 8

MOZAIKO Special 100th anniversary/ Ismet Toto, Ledia Dushku, Pirro Stefa Exclusive/ Teuta Hoxha: Ismail Qemali through documents By BEN ANDONI That days, weeks, months earlier it had become clear that the Albanian officials after the 2000s were afraid of Vlora. Ahmet Zogu was equally afraid of it while alive. Ironically, he and Berisha both avoided Vlora. The king, almost self-proclaimed of the Albanians, nevertheless took a great act in 1932, when he brought the remains of Ismail Qemali to rest in Vlora. Five years later, everything was put ‘in order’, when all the celebrations were moved to Tirana. 70 years later... Supplement

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INTERVIEW Andrologist: 150 thousand men in the country suffer from impotence On page 6

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