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(3 years ago)By Dreni Himbeva “These are just a few of the names of political analysts, former university diplomats and legalists artisanised after the last interview of the minister [...]
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These are just a few of the names of political analysts, former diplomats and university legislates artified after the recent interview of Kosovo Foreign Affairs Minister Donika Grovall, given to the Austrian newspaper, Der Standard.
Far from political reality, Gervala, which is supposed to be the head of Kosovo's foreign policy and the person who creates, develops, deepens and expands the country's relations with other states, has marked the upcoming diplomatic scandal.
It has sharply criticised all Western diplomacy, viewing them as a body that “wants to see and hear” and as a group that made “serious strategic mistakes”, which can put the region into war.
For sociologist and political analyst Artan Muhajarir, it is now predictable to consider the other diplomatic scandals of Gervala in the international arena that the editorial declarations of the Austrian newspaper have caused unfortunate laughter in American and European Chancellors.
“After initial sarcasm with this false naiveness, it is easy to assume that the feelings of compassion for such self-destructive level of foreign policy concept” have been followed, he tells Albanian Post.
Kosovo's chief of diplomacy's statements, or otherwise said the speeches given to the West, according to the former ambassador to the United Arab Emirates, Avni Arifi, not considered scandalous, but are completely useless.
Foreign policy has been much more advanced in the 1990s when we had no recognition, nor were we a country than it is today. The interview of the top diplomat is more of an editorial of the newspaper's editor-in-chief, People's Voice” of the 1980s, defaming Soviet revisionism and American imperialism and all other democratic states”, points to Arifi for Albanian Post.
Minister Gervalla's articulations, on the other hand, for international relations professor Arben Fetositin, are the continuation of the Kosovo government's rinse in relation to the international community.
“Unfortunately, such a suggestion of Kosovo's top diplomat, said the most tender, is a second gaffe that entails a potentially harmful approach to our relationship with the West”.
Geralla ) which initiated in this interview that “Kosovo cannot commit political suicide either for its closest friends”, referring to the EU and US demand that the mayors in the north work outside their municipal offices for Blerim Canan, the former province of Kosovo in Germany, do not have the intellect to do a proper analysis of a simpler policy and leave a policy of the wider context.
Therefore, according to him, the declarations of the chief diplomat, who in international media criticises the diplomacy of friendly states, “due to its failures and current political cases, are the culmination of the” scandal.
The “Now is not the first time the government offends politicians of powerful states. By naive, defiant, without strategic knowledge, this is a rhetoric that the most communist states have not even used in the colder war. So this is the next Gervala scandal. Based on its logic of functioning, there will surely be other scandals”, Canaj claims for AP.
The Gervala statements, which in her recent interview have named some Western diplomats “problematic”, Western alliances such as the obedient “” and while dialogue mediator Miroslav Lajcak, partial, according to Muhramer, are political nonsense, since in reality the ethnic diplomats no longer charge themselves for the strategic orientation of major procedures.
The “they are not in the quality of private individuals, but as institutional and forwarding representatives of the positions of the parties involved, thus as the bridge between them for communication relief. What logic is it that Miroslav Lajcak, politician from Slovakia, a state that contributes by 0.5 percent to the EU's overall GDP, dictates his personal thoughts and interests to powers such as Germany, France, Italy, while they do not investigate, or accept, this thing?”, Mujarri asks.
But does the minister's vocal servant influence strained relations between the West and Kosovo?
According to Mujarır, the tragic continuation of this unfounded arrogance in no realistic fact, will, however, result in the suspension of the dialogue -- the most important geostrategic and geopolitical project in the Balkans and wider and therefore with further deepening of Kosovo's isolation, including the postponement of the definative phase of completing the citizenship process.
This is our political mediocre design on the global scene. If in us it has become a habit that nearly all important state projects are done with improvised and without the minimum of long-term planning, dominated by the styhisic ways of acting by powerful individuals who come up with the institutions politically normal world is thus”
On the other hand, to engage such an approach does not lead to Kosovo anywhere, but the continuation of stubbornness can cause serious political consequences for the country.
Asking Allies to switch diplomats, while they constantly speak to the voice of their centers, is not only un-sens but offensive to them. I think the top diplomat would in no way have to become a part of the spin in relation to international relief factors, because she is responsible for foreign policy and knows the degree of angravation of relations”.
As for Canay, consider the position in which Kosovo is located, with cool relations with a land globe, the rhetoric of a top diplomat would have to have the orientation of the reporting adjustment, without showing frustration, not their destruction.
It looks like their philosophy is apocalypse. It looks like the current political register is how they've conceived dealing with the issue that they've created, so like the last battle between good and evil imagined and defined by them. Such rhetoric, of course, will deepen the situation, even grave as it does”.
