Even the last money of the creditors is disappearing They commemorate the 5th anniversary of the mysterious death in Madulki of Mafti, of the people's forces against the Serbian occupier. The opposition leader, Sali Berisha, takes part (Communicates, from the war after the creditors' failures of the right) Two lines of government smuggling are identified The meeting at the Presidency of part of the government members sparked quarrels within the government The corridors of the government scheme Kosovo, the key to the stability of the Balkans A division of the Arbëreshë of Komanova and the cold reception for the Albanian woman from Kosovo (Left and above from the protest of the creditors (right))

The meeting at the Presidency of part of the government members sparked quarrels within the government Now, the president's delicate and coherent level with the overall national spirit, but the act of Prime Minister Bashkim Fino should not be understood as a request for the agreement sent in the address of the common struggle of the majority in Tirana with the leaders of the Kosovo Liberation Army. This act by the prime minister is, on the contrary, a gesture characterized by allowing the organized growth of the pyramid. However, in several respects it is also a clear sign of the existence of another line at the top of the Albanian government, which seeks to instrumentalize the maximum number of destabilizing factors in Kosovo in the interest of its own survival. After this, signs of criminal involvement in the war business of Albanian politics appear clearly, because of the growth of drugs. While in Kosovo the mobilization of numerous Serbian forces continues on the border and inside the province, the pressure and repressive control of Tirana's politics over the war is increasing. Oil smuggling with the Serbian forces and its proximity to certain government circles has become one of the most dangerous vectors of this policy. Such a scenario has recently become public, bringing alarming data about groups of people in power who create profit channels with tragic consequences for Kosovo. All signals speak of the involvement of people linked to the government in activities that favor illegal trade with Serbian-controlled areas. This is not simply a matter of corruption, but also of politics with strategic consequences. If in Tirana the president speaks of a national solution and moral support for Kosovo, in other government circles a practice is developing that undermines this stance. The conflict within the majority has come to light and is being accompanied by quarrels and nervousness. ON PAGE 12

The foreign affairs commission decides on the extension of the mandate of Greek troops in Albania Two hours before yesterday's session of the Foreign Affairs Committee of Parliament was to vote on extending the mandate of Greek troops in Albania, MP Sabri Godo publicly declared that he would vote against. Yet in the session of this committee, without much delay, Godo voted in favor and lined up with the socialists. This contradictory position by the well-known deputy was widely commented on in the corridors of Parliament. According to those present at the meeting, the arguments he presented had nothing to do with his morning statement. The decision on the Greek troops was considered another step by the majority toward concessions to foreign factors. ON PAGE 12

The initial falls and intervention by the Bank of Albania increase uncertainty in the market. Experts: The same currency is uncontrolled. The doors to the murder of what appears to have been closed even yesterday because of the non-signing of some government decisions. The exchange-rate crisis and the uncertainty in decision-making are leaving the markets without direction. The sporadic interventions of the Bank of Albania to stabilize the currency have only deepened the panic. Economic experts assess that the lack of a clear plan and public communication is making the government appear incapable of dealing with the crisis. Meanwhile, importers and savers are facing significant losses. ON PAGE 3

Arq Gjyson threatens to return to the head of the Court The session chair publicly attacks the Court of Cassation, accusing this institution of being an obstacle to reforms. These statements have raised concerns about a new intervention by the executive branch in the judicial system. In legal circles, there is talk of concrete preparations for violent changes in the leadership of the court. The opposition describes this as an attempt at a political takeover of the cassation and as an attack on the independence of justice. ON PAGE 4

The prime minister attacks Dr. Bujar Bukoshi and his followers, accusing them of upsetting the balance in Kosovo. His attacks come after political contacts and after efforts to influence the configuration of Albanian forces in Kosovo. Nano's positions have been interpreted as part of a broader clash over the political control of Kosovo's representation. Reactions from various circles have described this language as harmful to national unity. ON PAGE 3

Mass bankruptcy threatens the private economy Gjinaj: The government's doubling of taxes for small business will lead to a rise in prices. The minister reports: Meat and dairy products more expensive this week, only vegetables on the menu ON PAGE 3

7,000 union members in protests against poverty ON PAGE 5 BPSH: Officials with the guests are absolutely in mourning ON PAGE 5 Poverty and low scholarships push students close to crime; they drag through filth and stress ON PAGE 5