Haxhiu: Kosovo has only two options at Berlin Summit

Journalist Baton Haxhiu from Berlin has commented on the summit, which representatives of Western Balkan countries are participating in.

He said that after this meeting led by French President Emmanuel Macron and German Chancellor Angela Merkel, a spirit of change will come, but not today, Klan Kosova reports.

I think Germany is positioned with Haradinaj and supported the tax for a reason. This was done because of the speed of the agreement and had taken the way between Kosovo and Serbia”.

The “is the first case that against the two countries that are hostile because of the past and have entered to reach a negotiator agreement pressure them not to reach it. Germany has been in favour of halting the agreement between the two states”.

I think that much will happen after the conference and Merkel, according to what is seen after the meetings, will have a spirit of change. What this new spirit is remains to be seen. It is expected to be seen when Merkel will be able to convince Serbia to recognise Kosovo, or even Spain and the other four EU nations”.

If she gives a word in this process, not to mention a future summit to be held in 2020 in Croatia, it would mean that we will enter a process of status quo. I guess Merkel won't allow it. What will be its solution? I don't think it's going to be any of those proposed. Neither will the two Germanys' version nor the version of autonomy”.

There are two options here: autonomy for Serbs or demarcation of the border. There is no other solution because there is no option that is acceptable”.

Hadziu in Info Magazine of Kosovo said the United States of America is for an agreement that would end the conflict between Kosovo and Serbia.

“The U.S. are not for any variant, but are to end the conflict to insist that this agreement be carried out. The Kosovo government and Serbia's must find a solution”.

But to say that the parties have to respect the agreements that are about energy and others that are where the association comes in I don't think it's going to happen, because it's time-making problems and we're going back to this position. We don't have time to waste another 27 years to get back to the point where we are today”.