Presented as an alternative for solving the country's many problems, the Socialist Party must better adapt its activity to the demands of the time. For this reason, it will also engage further and clarify more fully its electoral profile, especially in an election campaign. ADN with an extraordinary mission in the sphere of the country's future party developments and not of the life of its own political organization, is being compared in PS 25 to the future. Knowledge and national and social responsibility, gained along the path of confronting the rapid political and socio-economic developments of a prolonged transition, today take on such a dimension that this political force cannot remain only within the framework of a few short-term aims or objectives, with which the most acute complications of the situation would be eased piece by piece. Corruption and the other factors of political destabilization in the country have deeply penetrated today's Albanian life. They urgently require not only confrontation, but a systematic solution down to the roots. The Socialist Party has taken on this burden, but its work and strengthening in today's life are linked to the creation of a clear platform of identity and perspective. In continuation of its clear political positions for building the rule of law, a market economy, and a society with social justice, the Socialist Party must emerge even more as the main force of responsible opposition. Its stance on the problems of the state, local government, economic reform, property, agriculture, education, and culture must be more precise, more understandable, and more communicable to the public. This party must be able to attract not only the traditional groups that support it, but also new social groups seeking stability, order, security, and a European perspective. The Socialist Party must prove this not only through programs, but also through political behavior, public ethics, and the ability to build institutional cooperation. In this sense, it must deepen its profile as a modern social-democratic force, without falling into the trap of rhetoric, but by developing a convincing vision for Albanian society. Only in this way will it be able to become a determining factor in the democratization of the country and in accelerating its European integration.

This model is also expected to be applied in the socialist parties in the districts. Presentation of the report on the progress of the PPSH and the PS The positions of the group and the municipal administration, to vote unanimously in the municipal council for the center construction project

Instead of complaints about the 40,000 debtors, to unlock activity the millions blocked by the Prosecutor's Office must be released and several legal obligations must be fulfilled Regarding the concern over 40,000 debtors, first of all we want to clarify to public opinion that our problem is related not only to the non-payment of obligations by part of the clients, but also to the unjust blocking of our funds and the administrative obstacles that have been imposed on us. The Prosecutor's Office has acted in such a way as to paralyze the normal work of our company, creating consequences not only for its managers, but especially for thousands of citizens who have entered into financial relations with this entity. We demand that the competent bodies immediately release the blocked funds so that obligations to debtors and to the interested citizens can be fulfilled. The Board of Directors stresses that the only way to resolve the issue is the application of the law, transparency in management, and the restoration of the possibility to carry out normal economic activity. Instead of pressure and propaganda, institutional cooperation is required, in order to avoid the most serious social consequences.

The little-known Vlora channel, in Vienna an alarm is being raised. Will it be curbed? Of the 6.5 tons of drugs that passed through, 1 ton remains. In just a few weeks tunnels and trafficking routes have been uncovered. Greek and Italian media are sounding the alarm about a collection center. The Italian and Austrian press has raised the tone against Albania, presenting the country as a transit point for international criminal activity. The articles published recently emphasize that trafficking networks exploit the weak spaces of state control and regional connections to move illegal goods. In some cases drugs, weapons, illegal migration, and smuggling are mentioned, creating a very serious picture for the country's image. Commentators warn that if the Albanian authorities do not react firmly, demands for restrictive measures or forms of economic and political isolation may increase. This climate of alarm damages not only Albania's international reputation, but also its efforts to move closer to European institutions and to create more stable relations with its neighbors. On the other hand, the solution cannot come through collective labeling, but only through strengthening the rule of law, regional cooperation, and striking criminal networks in the territory.

To achieve an economic process, a civilized public climate, a calm administration, and a system of institutions that is not used for political warfare are needed. A. Teferi. The authors cannot invent that it has a character. More than that, public discourse has taken on an accusatory tone, where each side tries to saddle the other with responsibility for the crises and dysfunctions. Instead of serious analysis and institutional argument, insinuations, labels, and broad accusations are often used, which weigh down the social climate and weaken citizens' trust in the state. Politicians and officials must take responsibility for public speech and for the consequences it brings to institutional life. If every debate turns into total conflict, it becomes impossible to solve the country's real issues. The culture of endless accusation creates confusion, despair, and distrust. Society needs clarity, seriousness, and ethical standards in the exercise of power and opposition. Only through a policy that argues, listens, and takes responsibility can the authority of institutions and public hope be restored.

OBSERVATION Silves? to the inspector lëptim? with his tortured body, was transported by helicopter to the Military Hospital in Tirana. As was said, he survived the assassination attempt in an ambush set up at the entrance to the city. According to the initial data, the घटना occurred on a road segment where the perpetrators are believed to have acted with planning. Police forces have begun checks in the area and are investigating the motives for the attack. Local sources claim that the victim was accompanied by other people as well, while witnesses spoke of numerous shots and panic in the first moments after the incident. The investigations are expected to shed light on the full circumstances, while the condition of the injured person has been described as serious but stabilized.

1. The Socialist Party has sent the Independent European Committee a memorandum with remarks on the unlawful actions of the prosecutor's office. 3. The Socialist Party accuses the PD of procedural manipulation in the handling of electoral matters. 4. Socialist representatives declare that the activity of state bodies is being used for political purposes. 5. Such positions are described as violations of democratic standards and of the rule of law. 6. The Socialist Party demands the restoration of equal rules for all political forces. (continued on page 4)

Last week the Austrian police in Vienna discovered 32 refugees, including Albanians, who had entered illegally with the help of a trafficking network. Foreign media report that Albania is increasingly being mentioned as a crossing and organizing point for these illegal movements. Recent reports say that the networks use forged documents, boats, and land routes to cross borders, putting at risk the lives of people seeking to emigrate. The phenomenon has also become worrying because of its links with other forms of organized crime. The authorities of the receiving countries are calling for stronger control measures and cooperation between police forces. If swift steps are not taken, this development could further burden the country's international image and its relations with its neighbors and Western partners.

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