3 hours agoPSD: Kurti's favourite Lajcak, their relationship speaks a lot
Periskopi(5 years ago)
(5 years ago)The PSD through a communique has reacted to BiH's commissioner Lajcak and his connection to VV head Albin Kurti. Their communiqué says Lajcak is Kurti's favourite and that, according to them, this connection speaks a lot. “at the time when it is expected that dialogue between Kosovo and Serbia will be launched, Kosovo and [...]
Their communiqué says Lajcak is Kurti's favourite and that, according to them, this connection speaks a lot.
“at the time when it is expected that dialogue between Kosovo and Serbia will be launched, Kosovo finds a difficult moment. On the one hand, we have the European Union with unfair and fair access to Kosovo's citizenship, and on the other hand, we have an incoming Government, at the helm with Kurti, who has discussed reports with Lajcak. The latter is Kurt's favorite. This relationship speaks a lot. What if we decide to read the dialogue process based on Lajcak-Kati report? The final result is”, said by PSD
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It is a map that still keeps Kosovo on its territory, and that is the map of Serbia and its constitution. Who would have believed that one is also found in the European Union. Today, when EU commissioner Lajcak keeps such a map at the office, we remember how from his visit to Belgrade he had sent orders to Kosovo, saying that if necessary, Kosovo's constitution should be changed to accommodate the establishment of association.
For Commissioner Lajcak, Kosovo and its history with maps and borders is not a finished event and Kosovo is not a matter of freedom of the people, but of balance and neutrality. Through his envoy, the EU is actually not even neutral, since this neutrality serves Serbia. The EU continues to consider Kosovo uneven even on the political level even on the trade, economic level.
In addition, neutrality for Kosovo's independence serves a highly harmful project, as a possible solution to Kosovo negotiations, Serbia -- and that is the Association of Serb-run municipalities.
At the time it is expected that dialogue between Kosovo and Serbia will be launched, Kosovo finds a difficult moment. On the one hand, we have the European Union with unfair and fair access to Kosovo's citizenship, and on the other hand, we have an incoming Government, at the helm with Kurti, who has discussed reports with Lajcak. The latter is Kurt's favorite. This relationship speaks a lot. What if we decide to read the dialogue process based on Lajcak-Kati report? The final score is known.
