Albania today is living through the awareness of a new stage of development, a stage in which many ideas are being gradually clarified and where the forces of the intelligentsia play a decisive role in leading the country out of the Albanian womb into which the old regime had confined it for nearly half a century. The absurdity of the former rulers was that, as the great burden of the communist bloc, of the anti-Albanians, and of the anti-government forces, they were supposed to lead and set the tone of political and public life. For them there still exists the concept of an endless disagreement with the past, denying every achievement. This is an old and unrealistic logic. Today, in order to understand our history more correctly, we must bear in mind that 28 November is a symbol of Albanian statehood and independence, but also of a western orientation. By recalling these moments, we need a new civic and national awareness, a political class that sees Albania as part of Europe. In this context, the messages of 28 November are messages of a great national unity, of growing civic responsibility, and of rejecting nostalgia for dictatorship. Only in this way can this symbol serve as a reference point for the country's future.

On Monday, Greece withdrew the veto it had imposed last month on the agreement to release 35 million ecu in the form of a loan to the Union of Albania. The decision by the Greek Foreign Minister came after a series of diplomatic efforts, during which Athens sought more clarification on the use of the funds and on guarantees for the implementation of the project. According to diplomatic sources, lifting the veto is an important signal for relations between Tirana and Athens and an opportunity to speed up infrastructure projects. EIB aid is considered vital for the Albanian economy in this period of transition. PD CORRESPONDENT, ECU (43 million dollars) Russian

Mexico, 28 November, Mexico bondit, from the president of the country, Mr. [ ? ], we sent our best wishes to the Albanian people on the occasion of the national holiday. The President of the Republic of Albania, Mr. Sali Berisha, has received numerous congratulations from counterparts and political figures from different countries. Their telegrams emphasize friendly relations with Albania and the desire to deepen cooperation in the future. Likewise, congratulations have also come from international organizations and institutions, which value the democratic developments in the country and Albania's stabilizing role in the region.

- PS officials glorify E. Hoxha The leader of the PS has received the congratulations of [ ? ] and, despite the public rhetoric, in certain circles the old spirit of glorifying the communist system continues to be kept alive. In some circles, attempts have been noticed to reproduce ceremonial and propagandistic forms reminiscent of the period of the cult of personality. The article denounces that senior Socialist officials, instead of openly condemning the legacy of Enver Hoxha, use ambiguous language and leave room for nostalgic interpretations. This, according to the article, poses a risk to the consolidation of democracy and to the final break with the past. In some cases, statements and positions are mentioned that have provoked reactions from public opinion, especially among political persecuted people and the strata that suffered under the previous regime.

The secretary general of DSIH and other members of this political force held a meeting with representatives of the National Front Party. During the talks, views were exchanged on the political situation in the country and on the need for broader cooperation among right-wing forces. According to the report, the parties noted the importance of strengthening democratic institutions, respecting political pluralism, and preserving Albania's western orientation. Organizational issues and the possibility of joint public initiatives were also discussed. At the end, the interlocutors stressed that the dialogue would continue in the future as well.

President of the Republic Sali Berisha received Iliajaz[?] Madana[?] in an audience, who handed the President the fax of thanks from the French ambassador François [ ? ] for the cooperation during his visit. The President of the Republic thanked him for the greeting and emphasized the importance of developing close relations with France. They also discussed issues of mutual interest and the strengthening of institutional ties. Press and Information Office near the President

- Albanians have closed the tragic chapter of totalitarianism and communism and are opening a new one, that of tolerance and cooperation for achieving the peace and well-being that one month of noisy propaganda had trumpeted with great fanfare - VUNAJSHON HINA Kasavri[?] has finished, while on the media stage the old clashes continue among those who want to read the Albanian transition through yesterday's glasses. Others, in the name of a belated revolt, are trying to turn public debate into an arena of endless accusations. Albanians have closed the tragic chapter of totalitarianism and communism. They do not need rhetorical orgies, but institutions, law, a free economy, and a new culture of tolerance and cooperation. That is the path that leads to peace and well-being. Empty polemics do not solve unemployment, poverty, or the moral wounds of society. Only work, responsibility, and the building of the rule of law can give the country a new horizon. VUNAJSHON HINA

Kokone Pëllver Hoxhen Panic and, at first glance, waves of movement appeared in the ranks of the former structures of the PPSH. In political circles, a strong reaction was widely commented on, which, according to the author, came from circles connected to the past. The article draws a comparison with the atmospheres of old propaganda and ideological control, while arguing that Albanian society cannot turn back. The author uses polemical tones to mock the nostalgics and to call for the dismantling of old myths. In the end, the article calls on public opinion to remain attentive to signs of the return of totalitarian mindsets.

European capitals reacted with concern after the result of the referendum in Norway, where the majority of voters expressed themselves against European integration. Commentators regard this as a strong signal of public skepticism and as a blow to the enlargement project. In several countries of the European Union, regret was expressed over the decision, while it was emphasized that the integration processes would continue. The article brings reactions from the press and political circles, highlighting the uncertainty that the Norwegian vote created in continental opinion. BLEDI KASMI

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