Reports with international experts require caution: Don't be a spoiled kid.

Although he says that in some cases Kosovo has been put under unfair pressure, especially in relation to Serbia, he claims it should be used to strengthen the reports, especially with the US EU.

“We should be aware of the position Kosovo has in international relations and with special emphasis on regional developments. So we have to be very careful about the steps we take I'm talking about like Kosovo, as a state then normally both as Government and as politics. In this direction it often seems that Kosovo is pressured unjustly, and in many ways it is”, the EO reports.

“I also say that we should be careful about this position in which Kosovo is in and down to the fact that what we see as privileged behavior towards Serbia is actually a careful approach of the states of the European Union and the United States of America so that as much as possible Serbia can draw from the orbit of Russian interest and bring it close to the western one of the EU, the US, etc. We need to analyse this situation and comply with these circumstances to build our approach, our conduct in relation to the EU and the US, and in relation to Serbia, as well as in relation to our interests”.

Murati views projects rejected by internationals as wrong, he says we should at least have given solutions and not just say "not as “spoiled child”, and finally seek international assistance."

We've said not for many and many processes and we've never offered a way out of them, we said no, and that's very harmful. I'm never against saying no, but no should be followed by an alternative offer of what you say no. This certainly revolts and makes our partners nervous and impatient with us”.

We should not forget that much of the position we have in international relations and in the region is due to the reports we have with our partners. We need to make sure that we cultivate rather than be like a spoiled child who says no, not in the end if something goes wrong requires their help”.

Political affairs acquaintance Arbnor Sadiku in an interview for Online Economy said there has recently been a critical approach to Kosovo, citing the failure to hold Serbian elections in Kosovo.

“We recently had an approach to say critical to Kosovo for the fact that the Government of the Republic of Kosovo has not allowed the April 3rd elections held in Serbia to be held in Kosovo's territory”.

“Of course it has affected us to say negatively in terms of Kosovo's image against its allies, but on the other hand, not just because the Republic of Kosovo was to blame is happening because we have seen that the European Union has not given any carrots, let's say of the concessions Kosovo has made in relation to dialogue Kosovo- Serbia and, as it were, is mutual to approach Kosovo as if unconventional to Kosovo, but on the other hand, some of Kosovo's diplomatic mistakes in relation to international community”.

Sadiku says Kosovo is being pressured more than Serbia, EO reports.

But he stresses that in this period it is the possibility of “ar” for Kosovo's membership in international organisations such as NATO, the Council of Europe, etc.

“... we need to look at the possibilities to say consistent in our demands, we need to seek visa liberalisation, we need to seek candidate status, membership in the Council of Europe and in NATO, because it is now known that Russia does not have a good image of all international forums including G20, the Council of Europe, NATO etc.”

The “is a golden opportunity for Kosovo to be used to participate in these international mechanisms. But this in advance requires a better co-ordination of the government of the Republic of Kosovo with the United States of America and the European Union. When I'm saying a co-ordination, it means that we have to adopt the gas line the United States requested, we have to offer all the demands our international allies have asked, especially the United States, in order to get back to us as a positive contribution and membership to international organisations”, reports EO.