Brazil 2014 World Cup fever is taking over politicians too, who have put aside party divisions and recreated the groups, this time according to their football preferences. The Speaker of Parliament and the majority leader are with the Netherlands, the prime minister cheers for Italy PAGE 21

PAGE 13 The new structure of the Police is formalized, here are the changes made

PAGE 9 The Prosecutor's Office on alert over online porn thefts

Pages 16-17 The placation of Pasha-Limani Behind the scenes of the talks with the Soviets

PAGES 4-5 “CEZ” is not a condition for status, Czechia pulls back

PAGE 7 Felaj: The punishment is increased for Albanians who fight in Syria

BY ARBEN DUKA I want to laugh, but there is nothing funny here On page 20 together with two ballads

PAGE 14 Surprise, Haradinaj overturns Thaçi The three opposition parties bring down the election winner

PAGE 3 Changes in the Judiciary with the blessing of “Venice”

BY JOHN CASSIDY The rebellious economics students are right If you missed it — and chances are that you did — a revolt is taking place at universities. It is not exactly Paris 1968, but there is a significant movement — though still a small one — stretching from New York to London, Rome and Tel Aviv, determined to change the way economics is taught. Echoing calls that have been growing in the economics world for more than twenty years, and that became even stronger after the 2008 financial crisis, the student rebellion is demanding a more pluralistic and different approach, rejecting the textbook methodology, which often reduces economics to a series of mathematical exercises. “The real world must be brought back into the classroom, as must debate, with a plurality of theories and methods,” said a group that has become... continues on page 15

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