The CEI meeting ends with many people heading home for Bosnia and Croatia at the meeting of Central European leaders, breaking the monopoly of Kosovo leaders on the negotiating agenda and making it clear that the problems have not ended for this issue. Albania has maintained a firm and critical stance toward Yugoslavia’s remaining in regional forums. Albanians under torture and their Serbian descendants

Prime Minister Meksi meets his counterparts at the Graz Summit Prime Minister Meksi, explaining Albania’s veto on the membership of the remaining Yugoslavia, stressed that this point sums up two aspects: treating Yugoslavia as the remaining state, like the other former Yugoslav republics, and its respect for international norms, and within this framework, the solution to the Kosovo problem. Prime Minister Meksi once again made known Albania’s critical and reserved stance on this issue. Prime Minister Meksi welcomed the Graz summit on this problem.

Xhaku one of Hajdari’s risks for BSPSH The unions’ presidential contender and his supporter enter the Variety Theatre By dismissing unfounded assumptions about the “tragic” role that the union in Albania is playing in the collapse of governments, the secretary general of BSPSH, Kocoza, again carefully explains the link between the organization’s officials and government positions. At the same time, his union has helped in mobilizing institutions and their legitimacy

Tomorrow, the second phase of the anti-poliomyelitis vaccine Here is the history of the virus (194-96), 605 cases 1. Adults from 5-6 years old, severe form 1954-1859 174 cases 1960-1969 147 cases 1970-1979 130 cases 1975-1979 544 cases 2. In small children, vaccine form about 20 cases 1980-1985 3. In adults from 20-35 years old, vaccine form about 50 cases 1996

Albanian business in three years: 300 production entities

The Socialist Party’s heavy defeat cannot implicate Albanian politics It is not the absence of socialists and the distortion of its political status in Albanian politics that imposes and wins pluralism in Albania, but simply the fairness of an unsuitable pluralism that grows in an exclusionary way and is unable to represent and achieve a different and associated result. Nobody coming from a socialist party that now remains in Albania should consider the social-PS and its undervalued inability to associate pluralism with issues included in planting, enough as far as values and that value are concerned. In a spirit that is always an indication of mutual opposition, but the real problem of the opposition is not their issue but its political capital. Among all these, its political weakness is the loser. If the socialists understand, on one side, truly that the future will sacrifice a stable consensus in Albania. Whoever thinks otherwise agrees that the Albanian opposition can never be as divided as locally involved, to put it bluntly, except for the reason that calm water and laughter on Sunday and noise PAGE 3

The Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Trade and Tourism of Ireland, Prof. Yolkoko, arrives in Tirana The Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Trade and Tourism of Ireland, Prof. Yolodoko, arrives in Tirana Important talks on bilateral cooperation The Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Finance, p[?]erqezore W. Kociolek, arrived yesterday afternoon in Tirana to begin the official part of this visit. The two sides will hold talks regarding further steps to intensify bilateral relations. During talks on a combination between the two countries, the Irish Minister of Trade W. Kociolek arrived yesterday in Tirana for an official visit. According to sources at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the visit is at the invitation of the Albanian Foreign Minister. During the talks, the possibilities of further deepening relations in all areas of mutual interest will be examined.

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