Alarm in the SP: “We have no money for the campaign”
The Socialist Party’s chief administrator speaks about electoral difficulties
The largest opposition party will receive only 15 million lekë
The Socialist Party’s chief administrator speaks about electoral difficulties
Alarm in the SP: “We have no money for the campaign”
The largest opposition party will receive only 15 million lekë
Alarm in the SP. “We have to tighten our belts during the upcoming election campaign.” The strong statement was made yesterday by the party’s chief administrator, Fardin Arapi himself. Just a few months before Albania’s new political elections, the Socialists are sounding the alarm over the financing of the election campaign, which will begin soon. According to Arapi, the amount the state owes the largest opposition party is only 150,000 dollars.
“These are the funds we will receive under the election law, whereas the minimum amount needed to run the campaign is no less than 400,000 dollars,” said the person in charge of the SP’s coffers, expressing his concern. “This is the first time the Socialist Party has made public another aspect of its uncertainty, on the eve of the announcement of the official campaign.
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Albanian prisoners will leave Greek prisons
Venizellos and Frashëri sign the agreement
Around 750 prisoners in Albanian cells
ATHENS — Greece and Albania reached an agreement last night to transfer 750 prisoners.
Venizellos and Frashëri sign the agreement
Albanian prisoners will leave Greek prisons
Around 750 prisoners in Albanian cells
ATHENS — Greece and Albania reached an agreement last night to transfer 750 prisoners currently held in Greek prisons. They will thus serve the remainder of their sentences in Albanian prisons. Official Greek sources at the Ministry of Justice report that Greek Justice Minister Venizellos and his Albanian counterpart, Frashëri, reached an agreement to transfer the prisoners to prisons in Albania. More than 300,000 Albanians have entered Greece illegally as undocumented migrants over the past five years, and several thousand of them have been imprisoned for various criminal offences.
They have clashed with their Greek “colleagues” several times, causing disturbances in prisons; on more than a few occasions, some of them have been killed or injured. Officials say that 70 prisoners are the first to be transferred to Albania over the next two weeks.
“Genocidal” MPs without mandate or immunity
Mysteries surrounding the upcoming election law
The Election Law will soon go before the Constitutional Court
After 3 April, MPs without immunity may be imprisoned; they cannot be re-elected to the next legislature
Mysteries surrounding the upcoming election law
“Genocidal” MPs without mandate or immunity
The Election Law will soon go before the Constitutional Court
After 3 April, MPs without immunity may be imprisoned; they cannot be re-elected to the next legislature
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Prosecutor’s Office: Here’s why we are investigating 2 April
Conflicting positions on the regularity of the Prosecutor’s Office’s actions
After Sanxhaku’s statement, controversy erupts
The question of the legal basis for the investigation into the killings of 2 April in Shkodër, which began nearly four months ago, has sparked fierce controversy. “The court’s decision on these events cannot be reviewed” — in which five people were convicted — “without a request for its review, even from just one of them.” This is the essence of lawyer Sanxhaku’s arguments on behalf of Nano, offered to substantiate the claim that this action was irregular. Yesterday, the head of the investigation team on the case and the capital’s Prosecutor, Adnand Xhelili, responded immediately. “Everything is in accordance with the procedural rules in force and is based on the law,” he told “KJ”. Nevertheless, the case file remains open and investigative work is proceeding as normal.
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Bad weather grips Europe
Maritime transport disrupted and road traffic brought to a standstill
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England appoints ambassador to Tirana
From the visit of the British Foreign Secretary
Berisha: The time has come for dialogue to resolve the Kosovo issue
From the visit of the British Foreign Secretary
England appoints ambassador to Tirana
Berisha: The time has come for dialogue to resolve the Kosovo issue
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Relations with Tirana have been renewed
Greek president reaffirms trip to Albania
But Sebastianosi’s successors want the gathering to be postponed
Greek president reaffirms trip to Albania
Relations with Tirana have been renewed
But Sebastianosi’s successors want the gathering to be postponed
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The PSE is back in Albania
Tomorrow: 7 European parties at the PSD Congress
At the five-year anniversary, a battle among social democrats
Tomorrow: 7 European parties at the PSD Congress
The PSE is back in Albania
At the five-year anniversary, a battle among social democrats
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12 Albanian women arrive at Rinas
Suspected of prostitution. They return by plane
Escorted by carabinieri at the airport
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They raped the teenager
Two of the assailants arrested
Police are looking for 3 others
Two of the assailants arrested
They raped the teenager
Police are looking for 3 others
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