Compromise between Union for Democracy and DBSH to protect the votes
Misinformation about the EDU delegation’s visit
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Meta’s railcars have “caught” Vëlaj
The problems for the prosecutor began after she opened an investigation into the railcar scandal
Implementation of the agreement between the Prime Minister and Arben Rakipi begins
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Seriousness begins with political platforms
By Shemsi PEPOSHI
Yesterday, Union for Democracy and the United Right, two opposition coalitions, sent positive signals of cooperation between the right-wing opposition. Specifically, this concerns the electoral law, or the vote-theft law, which the government is expected to approve just like the former decisions of the Political Bureau
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Starting from Zero
By Sokol OLLDASHI
Albanian politics resumed its activity yesterday, as the annoying bursts of firecrackers died down, making way for a return to the daily routine of things and analyses of the year just past.
A simple retrospective on the 364 days that have passed is enough to establish that 1999 was the second year of an intensifying, all-encompassing crisis that has gripped Albania since the events of spring 1997 and the elections of June of that same year
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The government protects Azem Hajdari’s killers
Today marks 479 days since the murder of the December Leader
Every day that passes since the murder of Azem Hajdari, a symbol of democracy and pluralism, proves the involvement of Fatos Nano’s government and that of his successor in the crime that shook not only the Albanian world. The governments of the former communists, which have left the criminals who took the life of the December Leader unpunished, show Albanians that they have been and remain on the side of the killers, who have names and identities but are untouched by those in power. Democrats and all Albanians who loved and honored Azem Hajdari can in no way tolerate this fact. The government must either apprehend the criminals and bring them to justice, or publicly declare that it itself committed the murder of Azem Hajdari.
Deposits at the Savings Bank are uninsured
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Mediu: There is no reason for us to be fragmented
The PR leader welcomes the invitation to cooperate with “Union for Democracy”
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1999, a difficult year for “Albania”
The lackeys of the so-called opposition press
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Nano and Meta are gambling with the police chiefs
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Only 30 of the founders have left
Bano presents the figures for the anniversaries of the DP branches
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10,000 civil servants will be thrown out onto the streets
The government begins dismissals in the administration. Unemployment will rise again this year
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The flu virus is gaining ground in power
Australian flu grips Albania. The minister reports 15,000 people ill
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Along with diplomacy, Milo has frozen too
The empty sack of Albanian diplomacy was picked up by the wind and carried all the way to Beijing, while this year it may take it to the Kremlin...
By Arben CEJKU
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