The chairman of the PS traveled to France to avoid the Donors’ Conference Slamniku, the cause of Berisha’s divorce from the US Sllamniku, the cause of Berisha’s divorce from the US page 3 A group of deceptive women stopped at the border, disturbed by masked soldiers

BY GAVROSH LEVONJA Although hurriedly put together, law no. 51 resembles a hurried PS. It all makes noise about the efforts of the countries to take part in the conference in order to participate in the conference in Sri- qenim kështu? How not to blush for discrimination. The drowsy incompetence of Albanian ministers, together with the chairman’s ignorance and lack of tact (although in a calm politics this is understood), is to harm Albania when the ministers. "Whoever is deceiving Albania can understand it, only the first government and any completely clear policy. The same ones, despite all their concern, have no eye to see whom they are acting for or with tact. The "VIPs" of international politics, with their mocking clarifications, are not in yesterday’s administration. Since the ministers have taken budgets into their hands, this was clearly reflected in action. Such actions direct the scene, while gains and losses are clear touches. In any case, one thing remains fundamental: everyone must explain how to get out of this mess. And toward the end the signs of what is called "separation" can be seen. Some see it as a clear divorce, others as the next game, but in any case its shadow remains over the Albanian political scene.

Pierre Bunel, infiltrated into NATO, gave Belgrade the list of targets to be hit HERSENI- A French officer serving in NATO has been accused of spying for Serbia and has confessed that he had given secret information to Yugoslav officials. Alain Richard, defense minister, said on Sunday on French television that Colonel Pierre-Henri Bunel had given Belgrade lists of military targets before NATO bombing raids and other documents. The Ministry of Defense has launched an investigation and requested secret documents. French officials said the colonel had acted alone and had no accomplices. According to the investigation, he had direct contacts with Serbian officials. NATO had previously also accused that information had leaked before the air strikes against Yugoslavia.

Prosecutors have carried out checks in Puglia, Milan, Turin page 2

The pan-Slav[?] triumph of the reformers and a representative of the Albanian ethnicity with a ministerial post page 7

How Albanian hospitality was received in the Italian parliament page 32

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