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Koha Jonë

E enjte, 14 Prill 1994

In focus: Our foreign policy

With Albania and Belgrade it is better. With Skopje, relations are cold. Only Rome remains to definitively open up the new Albanian isolation Everything for that day was turned upside down. With Athens. With Belgrade, toward a calmer relationship. With the dictatorship, at the very least, such a decision. Even though there was no clear day, the specially arranged arrival of the head of the neighboring department marked the first political meeting of this level between Tirana and Athens. As for our regulations to be in the midst of the snowmelt, Macedonia too is being defined as bilingual in a text aimed at bringing closer the circles of the ki- ten: none at all! That is at least certain. This time the action in question has a particular specificity. Devaluation dual with theses, expressed even by a state, perhaps even by a ministry or a public body, with writings that would refresh the sense of our reactions for the kona and our regulations to be the new Albanian isolation
Athinë Beograd Shkup Romë Tiranë

President Scalfaro received Albanian judges yesterday at the presidential residence

- Albanian judges are received for the first time by a president of the republic - Nothing new in Italo-Albanian bilateral relations in the field of justice READ ON PAGE 2
Skafaro

Conference of representatives of the Ministry of Public Order

Is Albania, in fact, completely calm as far as public order is concerned? During the first general weekly conference of the Ministry of Public Order and the border police, as was declared, the blue uniform has won back its footing. According to not entirely complete data, at least 1,015 dead and injured were uncovered during the first quarter, but what is problematic is that only five of them, that is, by name, were arrested. A deeper look at the January-March period, compared with the same time last year, before on Albanian TV, before on local radios and newspapers where the closed-off residents could not help but link the not entirely clear situation with public peace. The Albanians said, perhaps, that they will be found in many corners under the exact direction declared through legal protests? At least that is what was said yesterday at the Ministry of Public Order conference. Mr. Shoku presented without hesitation the numerical group of statistics for the month of March, trying with facts to defend the idea that the crime situation in Albania had become clearer, but if the state arguments on which it has been built are clear and complete, he reminded, if nothing else, with [Continues on page 7]
Shoku Shqipëri