Arben Malaj and Ilir Meta, the leading contenders for the post of prime minister
After strong pressure from Fatos Nano and the Enverist wing in the SP
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The invisible loss
EDITORIAL
By Edi PALOKA
The disintegration of the state administration and the complete paralysis of the work of the government and all the other state institutions, although the least visible part of the crisis, is in fact its most significant phenomenon. This phenomenon has become more pronounced recently as a result of developments in the SP, but the truth is that the disintegration of the administration has been a phenomenon accompanying all the governments formed by the left-wing coalition over the past two years.
The factors that have brought about this total paralysis of the administration are numerous and have, over time, led to this consequence. It must be acknowledged that there are professionals and dedicated people in this administration, from the law-enforcement agencies to civil servants, but they have often found themselves under political attack for the interests of those currently in power. This initially demoralized the administration and later led to its …
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MPs with villas, housing loans
Majko signs the list of the homeless: Nano, Koçi, Islami, Milo, Legisi, 50 million lekë in loans
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Xhaferri: “I distance myself from Pollo’s statement”
The Durrës branch leadership of the DP meets. Former branch chairman Ferdinand Xhaferri asks to be co-opted onto the leadership
The Durrës branch leadership of the DP meets.
Former branch chairman Ferdinand Xhaferri asks to be co-opted onto the leadership
Xhaferri: “I distance myself from Pollo’s statement”
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Police raid the home of an “RD” journalist
Police officers in masks brutally storm the home of an opposition journalist after midnight
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The government protects Azem Hajdari’s killers
Today, 407 days since the murder of the December Leader
Every passing day since the murder of Azem Hajdari, the symbol of democracy and pluralism, proves the involvement of Fatos Nano’s government and its officials in the crime that took the life of this Albanian MP. The government headed by this new communism and the entire left-wing bloc have clearly demonstrated that the decision to kill the December Leader was made because Albanians have been and remain opposed to today’s Enverist regime. The current government has made the investigation into Azem Hajdari’s murder impossible, either by proving itself incompetent and corrupt. In any case, every day the public investigation is delayed causes another killing of Azem Hajdari