Enver Hoxhaj inPeriscope: Kurti wanted to undo dialogue with Serbia, now let him show what he would do with the damage he caused in the north

There is also criticism for The PDK, the party where Hoxhaj belongs in terms of opposition-making against Kurti.

For Minister Donika Grovalla, he says he is not the foreign minister but rather a referendumian and should not be in that position.

Hoxhaj: The deal in Brussels, it stopped the bloodshed in the north now Kurti will tell whether I will reverse my decision on the license plates.

ENV ER HOGE: I'm pretty sure the license agreement on the license plate has prevented the exit of the situation in the north of the country from being more concrete. He has stopped blood from being shed, so that there is no violence.

Me and PDK were with the United States that had to extend the deadline

Mr. Kurti has been trying to escape dialogue and the German franc plan and has used the license plates.

What happened in the last four weeks is that the deal is politically in order, but the mark that was created in the north of the country, The price the country pays for the dam there, I think it's the main question now..

I say this for a real reason, Mr. Kurti, when he's taken the leadership of the government, he told Borrell and Lajcak in Brussels, that there must be a change of dialogue, so he's an insist for energy deals, the issue of license because he wants to have his signature.

Kurt has no consistency. Our position as a party has been not to deal with technical agreements, do not try to resume dialogue, deal with the big deal.

Since Kurti II took over, our approach has been a dialogue for normal reporting. This, fearing, has made efforts to buy out my time and my view, the way it is approaching the license plates, has been an attempt to block or disrupt the Kosovo dialogue Serbia, until it finds that our partners have very serious access.

Hoxhaj: Dialogue with Serbia is not fun, international obligation

ENV ER HOGE: By making efforts to undo the whole dialogue, he removed part of his life north of the country.

Diaog has started with the UN resolution, which has a mandated EU and has invited Kosovo and Serbia to be part of the process. Dialogue has not started why someone in Pristina or Belgrade has had a wish, but it is an international obligation.

The idea has been for normalisation to begin with small things, to reach some agreements with technical co-operation but that have been political.

We've had the famous IBM deal, the agreement on undoing illegal structures in the north, through dialogue we have expanded sovereignty to the north, the peak point was the 2013 agreement, and the agreement on Association in 2017.

At first, the approach has been right, what has not been appropriate has been internal polarisation, what cannot happen is that 2014-15-17, while we have been in a coalition with LDK, I have seen an internal and external context, ideal for reaching the agreement.

At that time, the chances of the deal have been greater.

I think from the V blockade. LAN, after a clear PDK victory, Kosovo has stopped operating by a state-run resonance logic, we have been dealing with domestic politics, the peak point has been when the violent opposition, in the country and outside the Assembly, covered things that were more imaginary inventions, such as demarcation and association for Serbian municipalities. Since then, how many times have we really talked about dialogue, foreign policy themes, we've talked about domestic politics, actually.

Hoxhaj: Kurti brought a Kosovo government decision on table discussion with Vucinqi

ENV The most important question here is what I will do with the government's decision, Mr. Kurti. He has made a decision that separates him in phases, this decision must take course, either remain in force or be abolished.

Second, for such a decision it would take more to listen to our American partners and not to turn the dialogue into a topic, better to say it's a request from Americans, Europeans than a government decision to bring him to the table with Vuchy.

As soon as I saw Albin Kurt rule, he makes some decisions, p.Or his decision-making is too late for anyone to use.

There's a decision-making so late that it doesn't give any political effect, if our partners' demands were heard, in October in September, in a report with license plates today. I'm sure we would have a decision for visa liberalisation.

Hoxhaj: Removing visa liberalisation from the agenda, credit to Osman and Kurti

ENV ER HOXHAY: The teacher said that Kosovo is being removed from the visa liberalisation agenda, has been responding to the way Mr. Kurtid and Mrs. Osmani have been brought, and in relation to the indisposed and irresponsible statements of the last three days.

Europe, the West, and the people in power are also avengers in certain situations. If a person feels that he is able not only to lay his muscles on the table but also to strike someone's reputation, of course political behavior is also.

The removal of visa liberalisation from the agenda and the way it was said, above all is due to President Osmani and Prime Minister Kurti.

Hoxhaj: Kurt saw that political reality doesn't have what's on your mind, so dialogue got his first priority. 

ENV The parties were told that we are serious about this process. If someone acts unilaterally, there will be sanctions. There was no such language up to the EU.

But it is a good chance for Kosovo since the EU communiqué moves Kosovo into another phase, of course the main topic yesterday has been license plates, then the text of what will be in the communiqué can be changed with the demands of the parties, but the emergency situation has been the situation with the license plates.

We will now see whether it will be a full phase of dialogue, or whether it will be a new phase of dialogue.

Mr. Kurti is convinced that he will move Kosovo towards mutual recognition, now we see.

Kurt had expected to rule with the priorities he had in his head and his program, the dialogue was on the seventh, but in the state, the subjects you have on the table as prime minister, you define reality, not what you have in your head.

There's a mind that's really out of Europe. In every European country, the state receives the obligations that pre-governments have signed.

In recent years, we have become a typical example of failing to apply international agreements.

What's going on in the last few weeks is that events have exceeded Albin Kurt's expectations and now we have to get behind the events.

Tax and license plates both begin TT, show that we have not been very responsible, we brought reports with the US and EU to the lowest point.

Four weeks ago, when there was pressure on the plates, often in a tour of any senior American official, Vuciq and Serbia thanked while Kosovo was politically hit.

It's not just happened once, but it happened several times.

An open international public communication, I think, has hurt many reports between Kosovo and America, above all how reliable we are, how much one can count on us, and in the last four five days Vjosa Osman's totally irresponsible language, Albin Kurt, in relation to the other Borrell in Brussels.

Hoxhaj: PDK needs clearer ideas and attitudes

It was a concrete climate, pro-government Kurtid he was thought to be the greatest thing that comes from the Kurti government there is absolute truth. I think the PDK and LDK, they've fallen a little bit short of that spirit, they've undergone such a spirit, and they've often made an effort to adapt to a certain situation.

We lack a central idea of what we really want to do in this country.

This idea stems from the founding of The PDK, as a party that springs from war, has the stamp of independence and statehood, I'm not saying it's the PDK's credit, but we had the role, even the seal of dialogue, but also the failures. I think we should protect this legacy by not giving up.

When politics and politicians adapt to public opinion, they must give up their positions.

We are obliged to serve the country, but the demands of our electorate as well, the request of the PDK electorate is to protect its legacy.

It lacks a central idea of how to conduct ourselves on a daily, weekly and annual issue, especially in foreign policy.

To The PDK, sovereignty lies in partnership with the US and this is not servile.

Kosovo, for example, is in the interest of Kosovo. Anyone who believes in citizenship must trust the dialogue.

For us as we were in the government, more importantly, it was the relationship with Serbia towards recognition than problems, Kurt has the opposite approach.

We therefore have a central idea in which we defend a foreign policy based on partnership with America, Europe and Albania, which protects the free market economy, where we clearly say we are for this, not for social policy, for educational policies.

Hoxhaj: Kosovo has no foreign minister, Gervala a reference

ENV ER HOXHY: In the last two years, Kosovo has ruled foreign policy. There is no foreign policy, Kurti government has no expectations in foreign policy. No recognition, no movement in relation to the EU, no real communication with our partners.

If the government is unable to build good relations with the US and Albania, what do you have to talk about other countries?

Kosovo does not even have foreign minister. The foreign minister is more of a reference -- which is worth -- no ambition in that field. Everyone's waiting for you to take a picture when you go somewhere, but there's no prestige in running the foreign ministry.

Foreign policy is at the lowest point, nothing happens. It's completely transformed into internal politics. In these years of governing Kurtid he will now only become an instrument for crisis management in the north of the country. So an emergency policy, instead of practicing clearly.

I'm sure knowledge can be taken.

If I was a foreign minister today, 7-8 recognitions could be made today.

Also, membership in relevant organisations, diplomatic relations. Makes me go to the foreign minister and the prime minister at the table and they tell me you're wrong.

I think otherwise the place ends where we are now, isolated.

Quite a self-declared isolation and imponumen. /From Ilir Mirena's interview for T7 & Periscopi/