7 minutes agoLatif's tough after he recognized from Sierra Leone: What did Kosovo need?
Periskopi(6 years ago)
(6 years ago)Even Pristina University philosophy professor Blerim Latifi has reacted after withdrawing recognition from Sierra Leone ) and reported this morning by Serbian diplomacy chief Ivica Dacic. Mr. Latif believes that the state of Kosovo has made a major mistake “strategically%x1> in orientation of the policy of recognition to states [...]
Mr. Latifi believes that the state of Kosovo has made a major mistake <x0-strategic error” in orientation of the policy of recognition towards small states. In fact, there is no evidence that our country has made such a strategy, while it is known that many of the major contributions have had our Allied states, particularly the United States.
He adds that increasing the formal number of recognitions did not improve their status in the international community of states, Periscopi explains.
The “didn't take much thought to understand the gullibility of this thought, because it is clear that even if all the small countries in Africa, Asia, Latin America, our situation would not change for the better. ” says former Kadri Wessel adviser.
In fact, it is widely known that the attitude of major and powerful states that did not recognise Kosovo was more stable than that of small states, while it is not known if Mr. Latifi is suggesting that Kosovo simply surrender to diplomatic war with Serbia.
He calls Kosovo's bid for recognition as “exercise”, proposing no alternative to how diplomatic strategy should be made.
The following is his full status on Facebook:
Our state has made a major strategic mistake by oriented recognition policy towards small states. We have thought that increasing the formal number of recognitions would automatically improve our status in the international community of states. It has not taken much thought to understand the gullibility of this thought, for it is clear that even if all the small countries in Africa, Asia, Latin America, our situation would not change for the better. Our burdens remain elsewhere: in great powers, such as Russia, China, India, Brazil and the five European Union states, which continue to insist on non-recognition of Kosovo. Therefore, we had to give up on self-defence with minor recognitions, which, for the most part, have been returned to us by Serbia's diplomatic intervention. The recognition from Sierra Leone is the latest in this story of Kosovo diplomacy's gross mistake.
