JAVA: Thaci's interview, cutting the curve of the infected and meeting in Brussels

The president of the Republic of Kosovo, Hashim Thaci, began the week by interviewing Kosovo's Specialised Chambers in The Hague in the quality of the suspect. These interviews were too long while the country's president seemed in a very heavy mood.  

He returned to Pristina after four days of interviews in the Dutch city, and was hosted by several citizens at Pristina International Airport. He was encouraged by several other Kosovars in The Hague who believed in his innocence and the purity of the KLA war.

While President Thaci was interviewed, Prime Minister Avdullah Hoti had travelled to Brussels to meet with Serbian President Alecanda Vuciq at the first physical meeting between them. The European Union, as expected, was in some cases seen as it sided with Serbia and President Vuciq ʹ as was the case with the position that Miroslav Lajcaj was sitting on (EU University for Dialogue, Side Vuciqi and Face Hoti) and a book clearly written “Kosovo and Metohija”.

Hoti also had a strange interaction with President Vuciq, who in Kosovo was described as unpleasant and unworthy. Vuciq asked if he spoke Serbian, while Hoti replied that he understood that language, writes Periscopi.

This week was also very busy with Kosovo Assembly hearings, which coincided with a large number of clashes between LDK and VV deputies, VV's PDK and VV's AAK. At times, confrontations were also associated with completely useless and trivial issues.

However, the first review of the Kosovo Republic budget was approved, which represents good news for all workers and employers in the country.

But the struggle against pandemic gives good news and bad news. The good is the drastic growth of citizens who are putting their mouth and nose cover masks. And also, the curve landing from over 200 to below 150. However, the death toll makes it very serious because it has already reached 124 tons. /Periscope