Lawyer Berisha: History teaches us that Europe has not been correct with Albanians

Kosovo lawyer Besnik Berisha has said that history teaches us that Europe has not always been correct to the Albanian people and people.

That's why I believe friends and enemies quietly and quietly

According to him, the lack of correction is also noted in recent years in relation to Kosovo, in particular in non-recognition of our state by certain EU states and recently, with the postponement of visa liberalisation, it broadcasts Indexline.

According to him, despite Europe's incorrectness and arbitrariness, the language of our leaders should be moderate and avoid threats of destabilisation in the region, unless the EU takes the aspirations for membership in the union any longer seriously. Berisha also said Kosovo needs friends because we have enough enemies.

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We need friends, we have enough enemies!

History teaches us that Europe has not always been correct against Albanian people and lands. That's why I trust friends and friends quietly and even enemies.

This lack of correctness is seen in recent years in relation to Kosovo, in particular in non-recognition of our state by certain EU states and recently, with the postponement of visa liberalisation.

Of course, we have another set of issues that Europe is either silent or listed in the arms of Serbia, and this has been proven in particular during the time of independence.

But despite the incorrigibity and arbitraryity manifested by Europe, our leaders' language should be moderate and avoid threats to the possibility of destabilisation in the region, unless the EU takes our aspirations for union membership any longer seriously.

The most threatening language, which can be interpreted as blackmailing Europe, does not benefit Kosovo. This language removes friends and adds enemies.

Kosovo needs friends because we have enough enemies.

We need friends, we have enough enemies!

History teaches us that Europe has not always been correct against Albanian people and lands. That's why I trust friends and friends quietly and even enemies.

This lack of correctness is seen in recent years in relation to Kosovo, in particular in non-recognition of our state by certain EU states and recently, with the postponement of visa liberalisation.

Of course, we have another set of issues that Europe is either silent or listed in the arms of Serbia, and this has been proven in particular during the time of independence.

But despite the incorrigibity and arbitraryity manifested by Europe, our leaders' language should be moderate and avoid threats to the possibility of destabilisation in the region, unless the EU takes our aspirations for union membership any longer seriously.

The most threatening language, which can be interpreted as blackmailing Europe, does not benefit Kosovo. This language removes friends and adds enemies.

Kosovo needs friends because we have enough enemies.