Opinion of the Day By EDUARD ZALOSHNJA In our department, we still have two postgraduate students from Eastern Europe, with whom I believe the conversation will get going.” Identity roots Continues on page 20
Opinion of the Day By EDUARD ZALOSHNJA In our department, we also have two postgraduate students from Eastern Europe, with whom I think conversation will get going.” Identity roots Continues on page 20
Yesterday in “The Guardian” The imam of a mosque in East London, Dr. Usama Hasan, last year was under a death threat because of his support for the theory of evolution..... Continues on page 20 By SALMAN HAMEED Muslims, debates without fear
Opinion of the Day By ENVER ROBELLI Among the first victims of the Serbian aggression in eastern Bosnia were Albanians. Hardworking people who had bakeries, burek shops, stores, bars... The forgotten victims, a nationwide shame Continues on page 20
The last communist leader of Eastern Europe is also brought before the court (Continues on page 2)
Forty scholarships granted to beneficiaries by the American foundation for 1993 Fake documents for scholarships The case was checked by Soros Eastern Europe is the billionaire's hobby TIRANA [?] — There must have been a large number of requests to apply for scholarships, and also
PAGE 3 The incapacity of Albanian and Italian championships The scandal widens, clients and pasta? PAGE 3 Stalin wanted to sell East Germany Seeking ten billion dollars ON PAGE 2
Editorial A mission in Eastern Europe
The majority accepts the principle of equality in elections p. 2 Garuli: The electoral draft law protects the right to referendum p. 3 Expired food is blocked p. 6 Serbian forces increase in Eastern Kosovo p. 4
At the beginning of yesterday's meeting, the Council of Ministers approved several agreements, which will soon be signed: - The agreement with the European Patent Organization on cooperation in the field of patents. This agreement has special importance, since it is part of the f
“Voice of America” Chinese President Jiang Zemin reveals that his country is entering an industrial revolution. The “pressed” East and South are now moving toward “free economic enterprise.”
Speech by the Chairman of PDSH, Mr. Eduard Selami Ladies and gentlemen, At the proceedings of the PDSH National Council, as secretary of the parliamentary group, I feel honored, but as a person of my own convictions, I address you as someone with these convictions and with the op
Why should you be only moral? Viktor Mërgali The pacifism of a chief article We sullied the party in Eastern Europe We will root it out of politics once and for all The Mountain Maiden consoles Petro Dhimitri, who asks for honor Page number 8
[?] In the international political environment, the movements of recent days in the East are being followed closely. Observers link the new developments to efforts to preserve old influences and to resize the new political balances. Analysts assess that instability in the decisi
The parties to the Warsaw Pact saw their future path in pluralism and in the institutional transformation up to now, while here old formulations are being repeated. At the center of the debate was the political and economic situation, as well as the need for more organized action
Xhorxh Kallaj, responsible for Eurobarometer surveys in the countries of Eastern Europe: The results are neither complete nor reliable.
Editorial Back on the attack President Berisha, challenged once again by an episode from the “history” of the PD and the government, yesterday launched new accusations against the opposition of the democrats. As we explained in yesterday’s opinion piece, attacks of this kind, rep
Opinion of the Day By BEN ANDONI Albania was one of the last countries in Eastern Europe to be swept into the democratic movements of the late ’80s. As the breakup had already begun... Albanians from the euphoria of ’90 to the skepticism of ‘024 Continues on page 19
Today's Opinion Albania was one of the Eastern European countries involved in the democratic movements of the late 1980s. While disintegration had already begun in neighboring countries... Continued on page 19 By BEN ANDONI Albanians from the euphoria of ’90 to the skepticism of
JAMES P. DWOLFENSOHN, President of the World Bank: “They saw the calm “Koha Jonë” Week Now it is really earlier, when the Asian crisis was at its peak, its order once also in the first markets of Eastern Europe, or even in the industrial Europe markets, Central Asia, or the count