M I O S A [?] Forum / The authors convicted in the 1970s speak The attacked writers: We were not dissidents, but nonconformists (In photo:) Writer Dritëro Agolli and Enver Hoxha, (Left), Moikom Zeqo, Sulejman Mato. (Right) Fatos Arapi, Faslli Haliti Moikom Zeqo: They expelled me as editor from “Drita”, 4 years for re-education in Rrogozhinë Leka Ndoja: The Writers’ League was a supplementary directorate of the Ministry of the Interior Faslli Haliti: Kadare was a nuisance for the dictatorship, they threatened and terrorized him Supplement

Interview / Why I left in 2006 ILIR ZELA RETURNS: PS, BETTER DEBATES AND NOISE THAN SILENCE On pages 2-3

The work agenda in the commission is made public Electoral reform ready, PD-PS have the right to veto On page 5

Opinion of the Day By ERJON TASE A few years ago I was at an event at the Spanish embassy, where parallels were drawn between the transition out of post-dictatorship... Continues on page 14

Opinion of the Day By EDI RAMA We had previously opened a general process for selecting the candidate for the Ombudsman. Three MPs, Eglantina Gjermeni, ... Continues on page 15

By FATMIRA NIKOLLI How did the war law, which Greece still formally keeps in force against Albania, come into being? Why do many experts in international law call the law “absurd,” and how do certain Greek circles use it to Albania’s detriment? Prof. Dr. Rexhep Krisafi, taking his cue from prof. Arben Puto’s book, “The Italo-Greek War, dictators and quislings,” gives us an overview of the law, from the 1940s to the present day, and its “anomalies.” But he does not stop there. Without overlooking Greek claims to Vorio-Epirus, or pressure from the neighboring country for population censuses, he speaks of inflated figures and the Hellenization of the south. Strong criticism is directed at the neighboring government because of its silence in the face of Ikonomus’s war-inciting statements... Recently, Prof. Arben Puto’s book titled “The Italo-Greek War, dictators and quislings” came out in print. He gives an analysis ... Continues on pages 12-13

Taximeters Metrologists, here is how they carried out fictitious inspections On page 6

The doctor speaks Dentistry: Hygiene, problems with teeth On page 8

Couple with 3 children, posed as a happy husband and wife [?] COUPLE WITH 3 CHILDREN, POSED AS A HAPPY HUSBAND AND WIFE [?] Jealousy, 50-year-old stabs his wife in the neck with a knife On page 10

German Championship Referee cuts his veins, match is canceled On page 30