Will Agron Musaraj reappear on the government stage? The Meksi - Saliu power blockade has begun, but it has not ended. The Shamata - Musaraj duet, proclaimed the “father of the governors” of the commissioners, is still the first spark of the government crisis. The Meksi - Saliu power blockade has begun, but it has not ended. The Shamata - Musaraj duet, proclaimed the “father of the governors” of the commissioners, is still the first spark of the government crisis Editorial Alaetin Križi Behind the Don Quixotic populist government and our words, it was mandated that socialists were suffering from the crisis of its order and governance The Prime Minister has not come out, even in a single space, to clarify, even by means of public hints, why the country’s Minister of the Interior has been decided to fall from the government “throne,” without this having yet been officially made known to him. What this whole story says speaks clearly like a government suit woven with threads of crisis. Something of this kind was also expressed on Monday of calming down by the presidential spokesperson with a very familiar trick for the press. He said that on Monday Mr. Meksi had held a face-to-face meeting, completely secret and unclarified, with the President of the Republic. Thus suspicion was raised in time that between the prime minister and the head of his government there had broken out a strong clash, so that the president would act as arbiter of the matter. If the noisy affair around Mr. Shamata’s door is not exactly like this, then Mr. Meksi bears a clear public responsibility toward the leaders of the parties that make up the governing coalition and toward public opinion for the emergence of an extremely arbitrary style of governance and, for the sake of these lines, unquestionably unconstitutional. It is no small irony that a minister proclaimed as an example of procedural strictness in the application of the law should be rewarded with a wholly unexpected decision to dismiss him, and that this be carried out in complete silence. All the more so when so obvious suspicions enter the game that the cause is linked to invisible political conflicts at the top of power. Page 3

Editorial Alaetin Križi and Mimit Behind the Don Quixotic After the government in the populist towers of our words, the mandate said that socialists were suffering from the crisis of order and governance [?] The Prime Minister has not even come out in a clarifying space to publicly denounce the reason for the dismissal of the Minister of the Interior, while in public opinion there is talk of a fierce conflict at the top of power. Page 3

The newspaper “Albana” reveals the deep crisis in the relations between Tirana’s government officials and the USA and Europe - Events today, the strongest criticism of the Berisha regime continues to come from the USA; it may be understood that Europe is releasing the final papers for the failed regime. Even more democratic and with its sacred law, Europe took 26 May as the value of the assessment and the vote of the people in the name of democracy and freedom of speech. To restore account of what was done in Tirana with its documents that severely penalized the farce of 26 May Page 4

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The meeting of the leadership of FPSSH with the leadership of the National Committee of Veterans of the National Liberation Anti-Fascist War Page 2

A chain of scandals in Albanian finance Savings Bank No. 11 chair - a wedding gift? A list of names and new people who will lead the Albanian bank has been published Page 5