FROM THE MEETING OF THE GOVERNMENT COMMISSION APA Today, 4 December, the People's Assembly will examine and decide on the law and the normative act that the government has issued to deal with the damage caused by the flood. The Government Commission for Dealing with the Consequences of the Natural Disaster, chaired by Mr. Aleksandër Meksi, held its regular meeting yesterday, where the situation in the flooded areas was analyzed. According to information presented by the ministries and prefectures, the situation is moving toward normalization, although serious problems still remain in housing, food supply, and the provisioning of the population. At the meeting it was emphasized that work on evacuating and relocating the affected families has improved, while the distribution of food and clothing aid is continuing. It was requested that state structures become more operational and better coordinate their actions with local government. The state of food reserves, drinking water supply, medicines, and material resources for handling the situation was also analyzed. The need to speed up the return of families to their homes where this is possible was underlined. The condition of embankments, drainage canals, and pumping stations was discussed, as well as the measures that need to be taken to prevent further flooding in the event of new rainfall. In conclusion, the commission asked all ministries and local authorities to continue working without interruption to overcome the consequences of the natural disaster.

Ibrahim Basha One day after the press conference of the Minister of Public Order, Mr. Bashkim Kopliku, in which some data on the activity of criminal groups were presented, there were many comments about their links with certain political circles. The article says that the fight against crime cannot be successful without transparency and without punishing anyone who has broken the law. According to the author, open politics is a condition for public trust. The author emphasizes that institutions must speak clearly and act in time, in order to avoid speculation and distortions in public opinion.

The Greek ambassador in Tirana, speaking to journalists, stated that relations between the two countries require an atmosphere of understanding and cooperation. The article discusses the reactions of the Albanian community regarding certain positions of the Greek diplomatic mission and emphasizes the need for mutual respect. The article underscores that the interests of Albanian citizens living and working in Greece require a measured policy and institutional solutions.

The прокуратor's office has confirmed that stricter measures have been taken to pursue trafficking in and use of narcotic substances. The material mentions several cases cracked by the police and the need to strengthen cooperation between law enforcement and justice authorities. According to the article, Albanian society is facing a new phenomenon, so a stronger institutional response and public awareness are required.

(ATSH) A high-level delegation has departed for a visit to Slovenia and Bulgaria for talks regarding economic cooperation and trade exchanges. The announcement says the delegation will hold meetings with representatives of the governments and business circles in both countries. The purpose of the visit is to expand relations and identify concrete opportunities for investment and trade.

22 December 1992 will be devoted to the political and organizational activities of the Party for Justice and Democracy. The announcement emphasizes that the congress will examine the main programmatic and organizational documents, as well as the tasks for the coming period. Participation by delegates from the districts and discussions on current political issues are expected.

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Reflections from the first day of the trial — Shaken by the truth, public opinion follows closely the developments of a court process linked to crimes of the past. The article brings impressions from the first day of the trial, testimonies, reactions, and questions about moral and criminal responsibility. The author points out that confronting the past is necessary in order to build a new democratic order.