FEHMI ABDIU: AN ORGANIC LAW FOR THE PRESIDENT WOULD BREAK THE DEADLOCK
INTERVIEW FEHMI ABDIU: AN ORGANIC LAW FOR THE PRESIDENT WOULD BREAK THE DEADLOCK The former head of the Constitutional Court analyzes the conflictual relationship between the Presidency and the Government. “January 21” is “sleeping” in the Supreme Court as an ordinary case. International investigation? The law must be amended PAGE 2-3
Why I “voted” against Tsipras
EDITORIAL BY Ilir BABARAMO Why I “voted” against Tsipras For many months Athens has become the Mecca of the anti-globalists. Tsipras’s challenge against Brussels is the shared wager of the entire far left everywhere in the world. continues on page 15
Soft loans for housing, the National Agency opens applications
NOTICE
PAGE 9 Soft loans for housing, the National Agency opens applications
Gjergj Frashëri: There is nothing important in the B catch of Koman
DEBATE
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Mystery, 4 people still not captured from the “Cocaine Group”
INVESTIGATIONS
PAGE 11 Mystery, 4 people still not captured from the “Cocaine Group”
Tahiri: We cut the Police off from feasting with the world of crime
ANALYSIS
PAGE 10 Tahiri: We cut the Police off from feasting with the world of crime
Bashkim Shehu: The novel about files is not political pornography
INTERVIEW
PAGE 19 Bashkim Shehu: The novel about files is not political pornography
Foreign prosecutor? A crazy idea!!!
POLITICAL SATIRE BY ARBEN DUKA Foreign prosecutor? A crazy idea!!! (As an opinion) I say—the January killings, justice was a disgrace, but the court is to blame, not the prosecution! continues on page 20
Tsipras is sworn in, SYRIZA forms a government with the right wing
GREECE
PAGE 14 Tsipras is sworn in, SYRIZA forms a government with the right wing
The debate over “Onufri”, Kumbaro: Tradition will continue
EXHIBITION
PAGE 18 The debate over “Onufri”, Kumbaro: Tradition will continue
The end of the politics of “cashmere coats”
BLOG/PERIPHERY BY ALBA MALLTEZI The end of the politics of “cashmere coats” European politicians in cashmere coats can no longer be swallowed. Right or left, the extraordinary difference that... continues on page 15
