Why does Pristina criticise the EU for taking sides with Belgrade?

Representatives of Kosovo institutions, now and at times, are expressing distrust of the European Union and its institutions, and this has already been expressed through RReactions with a harsh rhetoric, even blaming the EU for taking Serbia's side, against Kosovo, values connoisseurs of political developments.

However, according to them, Kosovo institutions should be careful in their reactions, for the fact that the only alternative for Kosovo remains the road to the EU.

Political affairs analyst Artan Mujardiri, speaking of Radio Free Europe, estimates that the main reason for the harsh expression of disbelief by some Kosovo institutional representatives, according to him, is the fact that the country's institutions have had great expectations for dialogue with Serbia, for advancing Kosovo's European agenda, including visa liberalisation for citizens, but also for other projects.

These expectations, according to him, have already become some sort of rharsh response to EUand such reactions have been frequented in recent weeks.

I think that a middle road should be found, because neither is the toughness of language to the EU, as is not the solution, nor is total submission to their agendas. The Kosovo side must find a position that does not harm the report with the EU, but does not even violate the dignity of Kosovo institutions”, Mujariri stressed.

Three days ago, Kosovo Government officials have reacted to, as Serbia's provocations have been said, as a host of the Digitalisation Summit, against Kosovo officials who were at this summit.

Economic Development Minister Valdrin Luka, who has been present at the Digital Summit in Belgrade, has said the technical part in the room where the summit is held has been controlled by Serbs, who have hampered Kosovo side presentations.

He has stressed that the Kosovo side has reacted to European Union Enlargement Commissioner Johannes Hahn, as well as to the European Commission for the Digital Economy, Mariya Gabriel, who has been warned about, as Minister Luka has called the incident.

The same day, Kosovo Deputy Prime Minister Behgjet Pacolli has sentenced them, as he has called them, “provocations” that have become Kosovo at the Digital Summit, which took place in Belgrade, Serbia.

He has called on the European Union to take measures, because otherwise Kosovo will abandon such organisations.

<x) Therefore, we invite the European Union once again to clarify its position on these aggressions, which happen to Kosovo almost every day”, Pacolli stressed.

A day later, Besnik Tahiri, National Co-ordinator for State Reform, through the social Facebook network, has criticised European Union spokeswoman Maja Kocijanciq, as it has urged Kosovo to withdraw the tax decision on Serbia's products so that dialogue between the two countries continues.

He has stressed that “over its entire mandate Maja Kocijancic has worked more as Kosovo Office spokeswoman Marko Djuric than EU member states”.

“The guarantee of dialogue on the part of the dialogue means permanent blockage of”, Tahiri wrote on Facebook.

But, analyst Muhhaxhiri estimates that such rhetoric is the tactic of the country's institutions, taking into account that the demand for suspension of the tax is also the request of the United States of America as Kosovo's main ally.

“is much easier to react to (May) Kocijanciki and (the European Union for Foreign Policy and Security High Representative Federica) Moghrini, rather than the US State Department and American President (Donald Trump). This is a tactic of Kosovo institutions, so even these tailings that become ʹ by entering into a fierce debate with an EU spokeswoman, which really has no political decision-making power within the EU, it is an attempt to shift attention from the main issue and that is the American requirement for tax suspension”, Muhrami stressed.

Kosovo's “foreign policy is non-existing, completely defansive, trying to prevent recognition withdrawal. Important visits to Kosovo almost have nothing, nor did the foreign visits of the heads of institutions” wrote Hoti.

But guilty statements to the European Union, There were even earlier by the country's institutional leaders.

In October 2017, Kosovo President Hashim Thaci had accused the European Union of isolating Kosovo.

The European Union has led to a position of classical isolation Kosovo, in particular with the issue of visa liberalisation”, President Thaci has said.

In December last year, Kosovo Prime Minister Ramush Haradinaj had blamed Federica Moghrin, that he had <x0m2x1> and “regulated”log between Kosovo and Serbia, because according to him, she has not ruled out the possibility of changing borders, as a solution to the dispute between the two countries.

Then, in March of this year, Haradinaj has demanded that Mogherin be absent Connect continued dialog with tax The customs the Kosovo government has imposed on the goods of Serbia and Bosnia and Herzegovina.