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Koha Jonë

e Diel, 1 Mars 1998

Kosovo unites Albanians

The latest events in Kosovo yesterday were enough to keep the country on edge in Albania. The gravity of the Islamic state’s inter-border matter with a constant burden to cope with any kind of situation that may arise as a consequence of developments beyond the border. In the region, a live and existing problem had appeared again last night, and a warning was sounded. The Albanian state was taking all emergency measures, anticipating every possible withdrawal. There had been no fewer decisions; all maneuverability was concentrated in the face of the situation that had arisen. As for the population, it stated that the food supplies were of a political nature. In the midst of this time, without waiting for the approval of the National Council, PD was happening, and its party in its own office. We have the moment of understanding from all of strong Albania and from Europe. The indicator of Albanian citizens is first to preserve and exchange glances with one another. In such a time, one cannot deal with political nonsense. Different parties must put aside their quarrels and each fulfill its duty to the nation. For Soli, seeing the socialists and the opposition collective drawing near. It has become more desperate, but also the power of the government toward the Albanians of Kosovo is helping it without stopping, and so do others. As if the absence of Kosovars helping part of the government changes things a little. This is for strong reasons and sentiments. If the government withdrew without mentioning, after this strong case, the role of the party leader in opposition came to the fore. We also need Europe. Beyond what had appeared a few days earlier, which could lead to major escalation. If, for a while, the government did not turn back, it happened without tears. The first forecast for Albania and the decision on armed involvement in the region. Apparently, with Kosovo at stake, everything has changed for Albanians. And the weight of these two movements means where our politics must turn the blood back. As the demonstrators of the square must be for 1997, it would not have been like this if Albanian politics had found the strength to stand beside one another, as today in the middle of “Skënderbej”. GAVROSH LEVONJA
Kosovë Shqipëri Europë

Nano, a half-dictator

Report from London on the President–Prime Minister conflict The prime minister loses control when he drinks and finds it almost impossible to work without criticizing his colleagues in public
Nano Londër

Open your homes to Kosovars

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Majko

Reorganization of the ministries

The government secretary wins; the tent power holders The government secretary wins The tent power holders P. 3