Every Albanian today stands before a crossroads, before a crossing at a historic moment, burdened with a frightening doubt and with a loneliness without companions. So far, without knowing it, we have lost all the confines of the communist prison, but we have gained a dangerous freedom. This freedom makes us face what we are, what is happening to the country, with a great loss, with a free hope, with a loss in longing. To overcome this heavy burden we must think not as if we were to throw ourselves, hated, into the white arm, but so that we may show in a silence of thought how to understand that a loss is not a loss of all humanity. Now there is time to see whether this Western civilization was a beginning for this country, whether it should have been thought that we found and raised the mind of human reason, that it was us who decided against the dictatorship’s hatreds, that it was we who built this awareness that in order to build a democracy we had to think that a loss of the human as such was a thought of the past. In the aftermath of the downfall of every government commission and every theory of governance, the people struck by the war of hatred and summoned afterwards have often been lost, like the whole time of being Albanian. By examining what thought there is about the possible preliminary thought of governance and of the opposition, one arrives at the idea of the patience of a human politics. This is later and stands before a policy that waits to exercise itself with otherness and to show that to build this country one must think that it can be built with everything raised. Is there bad mediation today? We all suffer, now we are leaving toward all that is, and no one knows how dangerous this loss is. Look at yourselves in government, in unsinkability, in submission and in boasting, in a country that is heading toward an incapable state. These facts are enough for us to understand that if we lose human reason once again, we will be lost only. We must think about this country with all our mind. We must think about peace and understand that hatred is the end of everything. (Continues on page 3)

IQBALI VJERA writes in "Sud DEUTSCHE ZEITUNG", published in Munich for the general public, but also with precise explanations to understand the situation in Albania a full 7 years after the overthrow of Novergjesi.[?] Since 1990, thousands of people have lost Albania. According to official figures, there are around 438,000 unemployed in Albania, nearly 33 percent of those able to work. According to Albanian opinion, not only is the number of Albanians leaving the country increasing, but also the desire to leave. Such a figure has attracted Western public more strongly through articles written in foreign newspapers. "If what has been published in the black list of Albanian journalists in Germany is true, it is confirmed that the climate in Albania is becoming like a secretariat of the last century with the secretariat in Norway.[?] (Continues on page 2)

Elsewhere in the suite, the position represented the ideals of democracy and Albania, but the words of the loyal deputy, General Major Skënder Shahi. General Major Bashkim Shahi gave the latest remarks of a man with a reputation in the army. He is at this high military rank a man trained as a cadet from the years of Cold War drills and permanent revolution. In the Vienna midday newspaper he also wanted to do everything needed to defend these words; he said that even his national shores must be defended with nationalism, with an angelism with a suspicious modernism, with an inspiration lost in the turbulence of the years. Here it is clearly seen that this comes from another history for us Albanians. Seeing clearly that ideological hatred has not faded in such people, but they are still tied to the past and to the secretariat in Norway![?] AZEM HAJDARI (Continues on page 3)

- Albanians need a new political initiative, one that envisions a modern future for Albania. - Time brought us together and we fled from the dictatorship, at least without bodies. - Today we live in the emptiness of unbridled passions. What can politics do if it loses the path of reason. (Read on page 3: Let's return with political patience to human reason?)

- A reaction, in the name of Europe, in support of Aleksandër Frangaj. - According to certain agencies, the Albanian government should be made clear to everyone. - As reported by the kitchen, at the café they began attacking the opposition and the government officials in support of journalist Frangaj, who according to independent Albanian agencies should be kept for politically controlled prisons. (Read pp. 1-2)

- What is Kostandin Miço-taq's visit to Sofia? (Information received directly from the Athens news agency). - A shift may occur in the connection that was given on Albanian television before RTVSH says it is true. - K Microfaqis declares: "A solution to the crisis in Bosnia is not impossible." (Read on page 7)

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