The big reception: Experts propose to Beden at congress obligation for Serbia to recognise Kosovo

They will give recommendations to the future administration, led by Joe Biden, on attitudes they should take towards our region and Kosovo as well.

Experts, including former Secretary of State Madeleine Albright, Johns Hopkins University professor Daniel Cerwer and analyst Janusz, will give recommendations to the new administration on how to move further into the Balkans.

The meeting will be led by the chairman of the Foreign Affairs Committee, Kosovo's great supporter, Congressman Eliot Engel. We remember that the new president of the United States will take office in January.

As Bosnian newspaper reveals, “Avaz“, in its address, Serwer will call on the future US administration to commit more strongly to the full recognition of Kosovo's citizenship from Serbia and Bosnia, as well as to prevent Republika Srpska's secession.

Cerwer is said to express his position that there are still problems between Serbia and Kosovo, as well as within Bosnia, where Serbia is also the factor.

Whatever I suggested will be easier if Serbia helps. If Vuciq continues to prefer autism and alignment with Russia and China, Europeans and Americans will have to find opportunities to speed up the day when Serbia will commit to true democracy at home and better relations with neighbours” is said, among other things, in the Cerer's speech, reports “Avaz”.

The main American goal of dialogue is mutual recognition and exchange of ambassadors. President Biden and Chancellor Angela Merkel must clearly declare this goal and pressure EU members who have not recognised Kosovo to declare they will recognise Kosovo later when Serbia has done the same. Membership in the United Nations will require Americans to persuade Russia and China not to veto”, expected to declare Serwer.

In his speech, he will declare that Dayton today serves the interests of “baron ethnic robbers”, of which “each is arming his state-run husband for secession, the other is encouraging him and the third complains”.

The United States must pressure Europeans to sanction those who support Republika Srpska's independence and to strengthen and move their troops, with the obvious support of the US, in the northeastern city of Brcko to block the split”. This is said to be the position of Serwer.