Majko falls before the media
The prime minister's request for Klosi's removal has been brought before his left-wing power
The president twice opposed Majko's request to remove Fatos Klosi from the head of SHIK, approving it only after the intervention of such mediators
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4,000 American troops in Kosovo
American President Bill Clinton announces the military presence
"My decision on the full deployment will be made immediately after the parties have reached a peaceful agreement," Clinton said yesterday
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Albania still has political prisoners
Albanian politics and Council of Europe reports discuss the consolidation of political dialogue
Pollo: If there is no reasoning in freedom, political arrests constitute a political wreckage for the government and the opposition.[?]
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The government’s cold walls
How strange these communists are, how they hate? It is not known whether they hate because they are afraid or are afraid because they hate. One must think about this, why it is so strong and why they are so unrestrained. If in these days, amid opinions regarding SHIK, intermediaries, failures and the games of a government — or why a government within a government — that is showing that at any moment the nation will be lost, then one must worry not only about the fate of Fatos Klosi and the journalists, but even more about the nature of a power that raises high and cold walls between itself and the citizens.
These walls are seen not only in the way the doors of communication with the media are closed, but also in the language used, in the commanded silence, in the replacement of responsibility with arrogance. The prime minister, the ministers, the security structures — all seem to imagine the state as a party possession and the citizen as an obstacle. This makes the crisis of mistrust even more serious.
Instead of giving explanations, they build alibis. Instead of accepting public scrutiny, they hide behind vague statements. Instead of calming public opinion, they feed new suspicions. And so the government rises like a cold wall in front of society.
A government that does not accept questions, that fears the light of the media, that turns away from dialogue with the opposition and turns SHIK into an object of political bargaining, cannot ask for trust. It demands submission.
Today, more than ever, Albania needs institutions that are accountable, not cold walls that conceal the crisis.
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American landing in Rambuje
Interventions at the table are a key point for securing the agreement
By MYQO BAZE RAMBUJE
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The KLD carries out political purges in the court
The president refused, calling it a political provocation. Reactions in the early days and ALD is retaliating against the judges.[?]
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The government takes revenge on the strikers
The government takes revenge on students in Korçë
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SHIK is also tapping the phones of the PD spokesperson
The prosecutor and SHIK are in agreement against the opposition
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Agricultural University, a hub of dissent
Written by Yllman H. Demiraj on democracy
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February '91, the battle fought with the symbols of dictatorship
By Besim Ahmetaj
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Lessons from history
The need to know history
By Uran Butka
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He takes revenge with a fake bomb because he was not educated
A student alerts the police
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The Enforcement Office ignored by the executive
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Tax collectors at work
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The Government Against Investment
Expert Gëku unveils the socialists' fiscal package
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Prices rise under tax panic
Profit-tax levies are having their effects on the market
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Officials are being undermined by the state's indifference
Shovi: Enough in hospitals, we doctors are reacting.[?]
Shovi[?]: Enough in hospitals, we doctors are reacting.[?]
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