17/03/1998
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Zëri i Popullit

17 March 1998

UNCONDITIONAL DIALOGUE

Tirana and Washington have the same position on the Kosovo issue US Secretary of State Strobe Talbott in Tirana: Kosovo the main topic of his talks with Nano and Milo - FATOS NANO: "The most sacred values have their roots and their greatest strength in the very interest of the Albanian nation, but also in the principles and standards that favor democratic structures and ensure long-term progress." Prime Minister Nano and US Secretary of State Talbot during yesterday’s meeting. (Photo: JOLTER) STROBE TALBOT A joint declaration will serve organization and democracy, freedom and the values of peoples. NATO and OSCE, in order to be more capable of rewarding and of expressing Albanian concerns more effectively" We will also continue progress toward an effective solution for the Albanian situation Prime Minister Nano and US Secretary of State Talbot during yesterday’s meeting. (Photo: JOLTER)

INSIDE THE SOCIALISTS ARE BOILING

INSIDE SOCIALISTS ARE BOILING The party tour on solutions for the inguar and French concludes

THE PLANNED ACTION IN THE PD OFFICES

Again a protective mockery of the law. Azem Hajdari and other PD deputies Even a spy and even paradoxical leaders... Even a spy and even paradoxical leaders, but not for laughing. "A man’s business is to be shamed like that," they say in northern Albania. These words are being well and truly confirmed for Ruslan Gjela, the Albanian from Kosovo, who has spied on Albanians from Kosovo.

THE GREAT DILEMMA OF POLLOS SE

It hit him sho... It hit him sho[o?] PAGE 11

SOLIDARITY WITH DRENICA

Thousands of Albanian women block their protest advance Several thousand Albanian women, who came from Pristina, set off at 9 in the morning in the direction of Drenica, but they were not allowed through from the center of Pristina and Fushë-Kosova; they were stopped and police and army cordons were put in place. Spies and paradoxical leaders too, but not for laughing. "A man’s business is to be shamed like that," they say in northern Albania. These words are also being well and truly confirmed for Ruslan Gjela, a Kosovo Albanian, who has spied on Albanians from Kosovo.

Song? [...?] the truth: the separation of Albania

Song[?] and the truth: the separation of Albania

Spies among journalists too

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