German Press: The reconciliation has been cancelled. The idea of border correction has failed.

After a tense weekend marking the Serbian president's visit to Kosovo, German newspapers pay attention to developments there, stressing that resolving the Kosovo conflict- Serbia is still far away, broadcasting DW.

German newspaper “Süddeutsche Zeitung” in a Monday analysis with the title “Paitment has been cancelled” stresses that the Serbian president sees no chance of a quick solution to the decades-long conflict. It remained well behind the expectations it lit itself. He and Kosovo President Hashim Thaci, with plans to exchange territories, drew attention to resolving the conflict. ...the focus of this negotiating theatre is likely to remain in domestic politics, both Kosovar and Serb. Serbian nationalists, from whose ranks Vuciqi himself comes, reject any compromise on Kosovo as treason, are supported here by the Orthodox Church. On the other hand, Thaci also does not get support for eventually handing over territories both by the government and the opposition. ”

While the newspaper “Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung” stresses on Monday that Vuciqi wanted in his long-known media speech to present solutions to the Albanian-Serbian conflict. “Instead of this speech, his speech consisted of old passages of former speeches for Kosovo and texts from the head of the Serbian state.” So no solution on the horizon, FAZ points out. However, he will continue efforts, that is what the Serbian president made clear. “Nor does he like Thaci, nor Thaci, but because Albanians and Serbs are neighbours and will remain neighbours, we need to find the way to act towards each other. ”

But another review of the newspaper “The Süddeutsche Zeitung'” of Monday with the title “Vuciq -fifiant” highlights with criticism that “Vucciq demonstrated his diplomatic procession before the EU, which in the matter of changing borders was presented as a row of chickens. At a time that Germany and others justly rejected this as a dangerous precedent, representatives from the Commission in Brussels were very open to this idea. ”

While the other German newspaper “Märkische Oderzeitung” notes that “Everything was theatre. The Western Balkans remain loyal to themselves a tense region that gives little hope for progress. Brussels is for the region as the last station, but among other things, there are very few compatible elements, and many tactics. Political installation instead of politics. ”