31/08/1999
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Rilindja Demokratike

31 August 1999

3 million dollars lost

Scandal! The Albanian government seeks to plunder funds for the energy system Prime Minister Majko, Minister Bufi and a senior EBRD official implicated in the scandal Scandal! The Albanian government seeks to plunder funds for the energy system 3 million dollars lost Prime Minister Majko, Minister Bufi and a senior EBRD official implicated in the scandal on page 3

Tirana – The metropolis of politics

EDITORIAL By Prof. Dr. Bamir TOPI

Urban takes an interest

Berisha and the Hungarian prime minister commit to close ties between the two sister parties

Our debate – The DP before Parliament

The law, the basis for relations between central and local government Cooperation and political representation By Njarë KOSOVRASTI on pages 5–6

Hollbruk: Kosovo, my priority

on page 11

Urban is interested in the new elections

gare(z) are committed to close ties between the two sister parties Urban is interested in the new elections Next week, the clash in parliament over the Stability Pact on page 2

Opposition: Gjinushi must step down

Next week, the clash in parliament over the Stability Pact on page 2

Senator Selva to Berisha: The Italian right supported you and the PD

on page 2

New elections are now a necessity

Vlora activists: on page 6

The government protects Azem Hajdari’s killers

Today, 353 days since the murder of the December Leader Every day that passes since the murder of Azem Hajdari, the symbol of democracy and pluralism, proves the involvement of Fatos Nano’s government and its farce-makers in the crime that shook all Albanians. The government of the former communists that ... [partially illegible] Azem Hajdari ...

Three killed, including the killer

Massacre in a village in Skrapar on page 10

of politics

By Prof. Dr. Bamir TOPI Today, Tirana on the eve of the 2000s, transformed into a cosmopolitan city, befitting a capital, clearly displays the tendencies of the main political forces to dominate the metropolis of Albanian politics, or, as it is commonly called, “the middle of the field.” on page 4