a day agoKurt humiliation and return to Albania: Vjosa Osmani and coalition with Edi Rama
Periskopi(2 years ago)
(2 years ago)It says: Baton Haxhiu's speech by Vjosa Osman in Parliament is not only a manifesto for alliances protection but also an open signal for the end of its co-operation with Albin Kurti. The question that naturally arises is: Why now? Four years of silence and support of his policies, which he today calls [...]
It says: Baton Haxhiu
Vjosa Osman's speech in Parliament is not only a manifesto for the protection of alliances but also an open signal for the end of its co-operation with Albin Kurti.
The question that naturally arises is: Why now?
Four years of silence and support against his policies, which today calls “bix” and “overlap”, have served more to deepen problems than address them.
This reaction does not look like a delayed expression of strategic concern, but rather as an attempt to position itself as rescue leader “” at a time when the country is facing an increase of international pressure and an increasingly critical public on Kosovo's isolation.
Instead of leading at the time when Kurt challenged the Allies, Osman chose to remain silent; now, on the eve of the crisis, she chooses to speak, but the clash is not a solution.
This is a direct act of criticism of Kurti Government, a late-standing distance.
For four years, it silenced as Albin Kurti led Kosovo's policy, and now, at a moment when nothing can improve, it calls it unable to build relations with allies and manage dialogue with the EU.
The charges are strong and ruthless: “Intact to EU bureaucratics”, alliance with VMRO, and refusal to build a strong strategy with the US, showing unacceptable regids.
Finally, this talk sounds more like a calculation of power than a real reflection of the desire for cooperation and success.
Trying to catch the moment of crisis and position yourself as the leader of rescue is clear, but if this is so late, can there still be credibility?
Moreover, criticism of Serbia and Macedonia as human rights violators is a fair stance in essence, but it failed to articulate a clear strategy that serves Kosovo and Albanians beyond general rhetoric.
Concern about association and alliances is legitimate, but the lack of sincerity over its long-standing silence over Kurt's wrong approach raises questions about the real purpose of this speech.
In the end, it is not enough to criticize Kurt's gambling with allies; leadership requires action, responsibility and transparency that have been missing not only from Kurti but also from Osman himself.
If this is the beginning of a literal turning, then we should look at it in action, not just in talks.
Reports with Albania are another example of Osman's contradictory movements.
Once critical of Edi Rama, whom she has described as an inappropriate voice for Albanians and close to Serbia, today calls for building a stronger alliance with Albania.
Can friendship be built on silent doubts and noisy silence?
In Albanian politics, even personal reports often become national causes, until both are lost and with them is credibility.
This is a turning point that talks more about the need for audience than of obedience.
The new friendship, in contrast with previous accusations, leaves the taste of a political calculator that does not convince everyone.
Can there be real alliances when yesterday's criticisms have not been clarified, and when today's intentions are not yet clear?
At a time when Kosovo faces domestic challenges and international pressures, Vjosa Osmani's speech reflects tensions accumulated on the political scene.
President articulates a fair concern for Kosovo's vital alliances, but the confrontational tone against Kurt creates zero results.
You call the approach of Prime Minister “bix1> it may be a strategy to set distances, but at this stage it requires effective polarization for anyone.
Vjosa Osmani wasted his time and weight on the sentence and lost track of it because he said it too much.
Only when she realized that Albin humiliated her by taking her list to Guco.
And he didn't leave the list or the people. He left his courage unusable.
