Greece and Kosovo, <x0mic” with Albania due to Western

It says: Merro Base

Kyriakos Mitsotakis and Albin Kurti are two prime ministers of the region who have entered into conflict with the Albanian government because they have lost their battle with the West within their country.

Mitsotakis, who was opposed to Eddy Rama and Albania after May 12th, when the Himara Mayor Fred Beler was arrested by a police operation for vote buying.

A day later, the US State Department and the European Union made identical statements that considered the arrest issues of justice and called for the independence of the judiciary to be respected.

More than a victory for Edi Rama, it was a blow to official Athens, an EU country -- and influential in Washington -- that failed to register against Albania, the European Union and the US.

In Albania's ongoing 1994 crisis, when Berisha arrested five members of the Greek minority in retaliation for the attack MAVI took on the Bishop, whose member was Beler, he lost Western support after the US and the EU lined up for Greece. Berisha even negotiated his US visit with the release of five Greek minority participants during a meeting with Hoolbrück in Geneva.

In this case, there was fear that the US and the EU would again be with Greece, but since they are the two real pimps of justice and PACE, they stood on the side of justice, which they are convinced Edi Rama has no power to dictate. If he could get half the government out of jail.

The same is conflict in essence with Albin Kurti. Kosovo's prime minister, an anti-Western narcissist who thinks he can stay in power long if he keeps the conflict on fire with Serbia and opposes the normalisation process between the two countries, became furious with Edi Rama when he asked that in the conflict he had with the US and the EU for the situation in northern Kosovo, he be on Kurti's side and not the West.

The crisis, which was essentially provoked and kept alive by Albin Kuri, has cost Kosovo the deployment under sanctions, which will take time to remove even after Kurti is removed, while France's President Emannuel Macron warned today that Kosovo can cost visa liberalisation due to irresponsible policies in northern Kosovo.

And instead of Albin starting the normalisation process with Serbia, he will now have to start the normalisation process with the West, which seems to have no intention of doing so.

Rather, it rose and went to Macedonia to support, and there was a movement against the West.

To avenge Edi Rama, who stood on the West side and most of Kosovo's policy, Albin Kurti refused to host him on his trip to five Balkan states, under preparations for the Berlin Summit to be held in Tirana.

So in the only event that Albania has as a host country of the Berlin Summit, it demonstrated its disagreement. Like Mitsotakis, who refused to invite Edi Rama on the 20th anniversary of the Thessaloniki Summit, which, like Sam, seems more betrayed by Greece's prime minister's gesture than by the countries waiting to become part of the EU.

Albin Kurti and Mitsotakis are two prime ministers of the region who have refused meetings with Edi Rama, only to avenge their troubles with the West.

In Greece's case, it was actually the West on Rama's side, and in Kosovo's case was Rama on the West side. This is the only story that unites Albin Kurti with a regional prime minister, who is also an EU member. Everyone else has a problem.

Let's hope that in this Beler case, at least Albin Kurti doesn't put conditions for making “Zaidenica” for Himara. /GazetaTma/