Is the constitution late? or is it Doctor's fault? Late? is it the constitution? is it merely a pretext? Or the opposite? It is a question that is being asked forcefully even these days after the decision of the Presidium of the People's Assembly to elect the president. The situation became like this after the disagreements that emerged around the candidacy, and when it was expected that at the end of the process there would be a clear political answer. In this environment, everyone talks about democracy, but each understands it in their own way. For some it is a matter of procedure, for others it is a matter of political balance, while for others it is directly linked to the figure of the Doctor. For several weeks now a lasting solution has been awaited, and yet the impression has been created that everything is dragging on. This has increased distrust and left room for interpretations. Others think the fault lies in the lack of constitutional tradition, while some suspect that we are dealing with a political show of force. In any case, the ordinary citizen remains confused and tired by the contradictory statements. In the end, the question is not only whether there is a constitution or not, but whether there is a will to respect its spirit. If democracy turns into a slogan, then every institutional conflict becomes even more serious. And if the blame is placed on a single man, then general political responsibility is avoided. That is why the debate must return to principles and not to the improvisations of the day.

Friends greet Mr. Kalakula These days, in the middle of the capital, in a space where administrative calm is expected, an unusual movement was noticed. In front of the Ministry of Agriculture, various people stood around, waited, and commented loudly on the latest developments. Some showed expectations for new decisions, others disappointment over the delays, while others mocked the situation with popular expressions. While the administration seemed closed within its own rhythm, outside there continued to be a kind of improvised civic forum. Words spread quickly, news mixed with speculation, and everything ended in comments that at times sounded like humor and at times like dissatisfaction. In this picture, agriculture as a sector appeared not only as an economic problem, but also as an important topic of the day's political agenda.

An unusual घटना was widely discussed after a person was injured under unclear circumstances. According to the initial information, the conflict began after a heated argument and later escalated into something more serious. Witnesses to the incident have given different versions, while the relevant authorities have begun checks. The event has caused concern among residents, especially because of the way a momentary clash can lead to serious consequences. The investigations are expected to clarify responsibility and motives.

Doubts and objections have once again emerged around an issue that is being widely discussed. The published text sheds light on some episodes, but not all of them are clear to the reader. Women, movements, positions, and a tense political backdrop are mentioned, where each side tries to build its own version of the truth. In these circumstances, the article suggests that this is an event or report with political and social weight that requires further clarification. The public expects more facts and fewer insinuations.

What will the more than 3,000 job seekers do, people who want work Residents of rural areas have reacted to the severe economic situation and lack of employment. At the center of the concern is the question of how the demands of such a large number of people seeking work and finding no way out will be met. Local representatives and citizens express fear that negligence could deepen poverty and internal migration. The article calls for the problem to be seen straight in the face, without rhetoric and without delay. The lack of perspective is becoming a source of dissatisfaction and insecurity for families.

POLICE ROB DV OFETARE The visible text suggests a polemical or ironic article related to the departure of a person named Mr. Kofkin. The subheadline mentions a serious accusation against the police, but the readable portion is not enough to reconstruct the entire content accurately. What stands out is the critical tone and the use of strong wording. The content is linked to public debate, institutional responsibility, and reactions aimed at drawing the reader's attention.

EUROPA TIMES no inciseri. TIRANA QUERSET pafte ne Peshkupe. Tirana. Pytit e spajni per infemori të Shtatës sonë. Pjetri Demolli, Blegin SKRELLI (Continued on page 2)

(Shofitjari) Prima "ATJA" import-export, high-quality articles such as: salami, cheese, drinks, detergents, household items, etc. Soko-Veçan porotik, Shaban Kiona street. Telephone 296 88. In the center of Tirana, wholesale and retail. Likë ka bo minja, Nz.

The Albanian government has lost credibility in the eyes of Albanians, because of its ignorance and inability to lead reforms. Although the language is strong, it is repeated in conversations and analyses. The article raises the question of in whose name the MKSIT secretaries speak and what they really represent in this situation. The visible part of the text maintains a critical and polemical tone, giving priority to political accusation and distrust toward institutions.