Government gangs worsen the tense situation in the Tropojës district They stole the vehicles of humanitarian organizations The robbers, sometimes wearing masks and sometimes police uniforms, have clung to and struck at Kastriot Islami, while in a frenzy toward Naos over the time of the Greek deaths [sic] ON PAGE 8

The Kalashnikov government continues to kill political opponents Five days without a trace, Asimeni[?] or popular quarrel? He is killed in the midst of the findings? and the government says nothing, as if it does not know who exiles him? Democratic Parisians and the great one at the sulfur throat? [sic] PS leader, executes the democrat Five days without a trace, Asimeni[?] or popular quarrel? but the government says nothing, as if it does not know who kills him and the rulers of democracy and the Democratic Parisians and the great one at the sulfur throat[?] ON PAGE 5

By Bardhyl Londo This book gives you the feeling of traveling through time and different roads, always observing someone. First you see the one who speaks and shapes public opinion, then you move into the paths of politics, stopping especially at Fatos Nano's government, as the man who holds power in his hands. The author sees politics as a theater in which predetermined roles are played and where the prime minister appears as the central figure, sometimes as ruler, sometimes as arbiter of quarrels among his own people. In this sense, the republic is presented as a formal order, but with behavior and customs that resemble a royal court. As the text unfolds, the author dwells on the relationship between the state and the citizen, administrative arbitrariness, the use of fear and propaganda, and the way power tries to justify its own failures. He notes that the deeper the crisis becomes, the more visible the personalization of decision-making and the shrinking of institutions. Through an ironic and sharp language, the author attacks the cult of the individual and portrays the prime minister as a king without a crown, but with many courtiers and with an apparatus ready to serve him. The text continues with reflections on the moral crisis of the transition, the weakness of the opposition, the incompetence of the administration, and the impoverishment of ordinary people. The author raises questions about the fate of the republic when the law loses authority, when power turns into private property, and when citizens learn to live with the fear of insecurity. In the end, through a strong political subtext, the book is presented as a testimony of the time and as an accusation against a government that behaves like a monarchy dressed in the garments of a republic.

Nano's ministers “too busy” Nano government leaves Lushnjë without water Fuga: We can't even meet the ministers' secretaries ON PAGE 2

Meeting between the chairman of the PDSH, Prof. Dr. Sali Berisha, and the high-level delegation of the European Union The EU concerned about the crisis in Albania Meeting between the chairman of the PDSH, Prof. Dr. Sali Berisha, with the high-level delegation of the European Union ON PAGE 3

The prime minister uses every means to secure innocence Fatos Nano's censorship, removes two officials The two judges of Shkallngur from the college were the persons for conversion and desired to stop the real being that Nano feared ON PAGE 3

The branch of cultural monuments, reaction like a monument For the rehabilitation of a village, 40 million lek in investments and years of work ON PAGE 7 For the rehabilitation of a village, 40 million lek in investments and years of work ON PAGE 7

The spokesperson of the former President denies the abuses with his investments ON PAGE 8

The photocopy file of the government's smuggling conspiracy ON PAGE 4

They stole 200 thousand dollars ON PAGE 5

Car repair shop trafficking smuggled goods at the Durrës customs ON PAGE 5