The 1996 elections... PD will win Dr. Topi reforms first the half within PDHS Prof. Dr. Ylli Popa wants reforms in a new way. Again, it seems to have brought out the half of Engjëll Hysobegasi Although controversy remains entirely free, the mobilization and the basis of declarations in the PD has begun a long time ago. Despite this, recently the axis and the various alignments within a future government of PDHS are now becoming increasingly clear. In its outline, the same foundations were expressed with the aim that yesterday's opponents should at least approach a part of the electorate sufficient for victory in the elections, a real change in calculations and in the future governing image, while the unacceptable and prominent personalities that they made and continued to make would continue the work that is taking the country forward. The overall thrust of the PD, but not of certain figures in government, has improved markedly. Mentioning figures such as the state vice-president Triveza, Prime Minister Meksi, the government secretary general, the minister of information and television, the minister of the army, etc., makes part of the governing apparatus completely unimaginable for today's electorate. This kind of trimming, through which Prof. Dr. Ylli Popa will try to contribute to improving the electoral composition of PDHS, shows signs that the country is moving toward a necessary modernization. In this plan, the figure of Engjëll Hysobegasi appears to be among the most controversial. It remains unclear how this reform process will proceed in the coming days, but the chances are that it will significantly influence the definition of the party's future electoral axis.

- Tomor Doshi's closing remarks at the expanded session of the National Council A completely new organization, with a relatively young age, is beginning its path at a time when Albania is going through a difficult, complex and highly sacrificial process toward a democratic system. I am referring to the new organization called the Democratic Alliance, which is becoming a reality thanks to the efforts of its intellectuals and not only them. At the end of the work of the expanded session of the National Council, Tomor Doshi emphasized that this political force will be based on freedom and human dignity, clearly rejecting the anti-democratic and anti-communist legacy. He called for broad participation and serious commitment to consolidating the structures and preparing for the political battles ahead.

The 65th meeting of the Executive Committee of DEMYC (ERTYL), one of the most prestigious youth organizations in Europe, was held in an organized manner in Brussels on 19 May 1995. Delegations from 35 organizations and youth forums from 18 European countries took part in this meeting. The Youth Forum of PDSH was admitted as a full member of this organization. The delegation of the Youth Forum of PDSH was composed of Mr. Aldo Bumçi, chairman of the Forum, and Mr. Ermal Hasimja, spokesperson. At this meeting, the current problems of youth in Europe, the role of youth organizations, and international cooperation were discussed.

In response to the Prime Minister on the February 8 justice debate The judge's duty is one: do justice Instead of being challenged with arguments, the Prime Minister has taken upon himself to level accusations and personal insinuations at the author of this article. Beyond that, the essence of the debate remains the same: judicial reform cannot be covered up with political rhetoric. If a judicial system does not guarantee the independence of the judge and the equality of citizens before the law, then any declaration about the rule of law remains propaganda. The February 8 issue and the way it is being handled are proof of this. This debate requires institutional responsibility, not personal labeling. Public opinion expects clear answers and concrete measures.

- In response to the Prime Minister on the February 8 justice debate My friends and colleagues, as well as people of daily ignorance, the insufficiency of arguments is replaced by political noise. This is what is happening with the Prime Minister's responses to criticism of justice. Instead of clarifying the issues raised, people are attacked. This does not solve the problem of the lack of justice; on the contrary, it deepens public mistrust. More than ever, the country needs institutions that work, independent courts, and political accountability.

: - August 1991 begins observer status in IP - May 1992 takes part in the Venice congress of DEMYC - June 1993 FRPD is accepted as an observer in DEMYC - August 1993 FRPD is accepted as an observer in IDU - October 1994 decision is made for admission to DEMYC - July 1994 the letter arrives for the admission of FRPD into DEMYC NEW EUROPE? February 1994 FRPD holds an international seminar in Durrës February 1995 FRPD holds a meeting with the youth representatives of the ruling parties in DEMYC July 1995 the DEMYC congress will be held in Tirana

The Albanian Foreign Minister held meetings with representatives of Malaysia, during which bilateral relations, economic cooperation, and opportunities for deepening political ties were discussed. The Albanian side appreciated Malaysia's interest in developments in Albania and expressed readiness to increase cooperation in areas of mutual interest.

About the organization and powers of the State Control Service Page 3 A newspaper about that will be put into a pinwheel game of the PK? Is PK an unlawful event? Albanians can accept the passport offered to them by the headquarters of darkness The political Albanians will not be destroyed; it will be public

DEMYC Youth, or the European Democratic Christian Youth, is the organization of the youth of the European center-right. Currently in Europe the organization's forum has 35 members from 18 organizations. The first DEMYC organization was founded in 1964. The aim of DEMYC is the development of youth policies in Europe. DEMYC operates through activities such as seminars, meetings, courses, etc.