17-year-old Kosovo questions, facing 34-year-old Ukraine

It says: Merro Base

From its liberation in 1999 and its 2008 declaration of independence, about Kosovo and its future, there has never been more dilemma for consolidating its state than today. And not just because of Kosovo.

Recent changes to the White House and the way they are trying to resolve the conflict between Russia and Ukraine, or between Israel and Palestine, are an alarm bells for Kosovo.

To date, the US has been not only a guarantor of Kosovo's independence, but also its international guide, its consultant for any international recognition and international stance.

Kosovo's deteriorating reports with the European Union and the US during these four years have increased Western indifference towards Kosovo. The sanctions essentially unfair imposed by the European Union towards Kosovo began as a punishment for Albin Kurti and remained as a problem for Kosovo. Now there are more places they don't want them removed than they wanted to be settled.

Likewise, Albin Kurt's online clashes with Richard Green, and Kosovo's toskik language of political power towards new members of power in the US, are a separate problem that further isolates Kosovo and leaves it without great friends.

Kosovo is ahead of some major questions for which it is not time to make trial of who is responsible.

Albin Kurti's lectures to the West and his talks on how he will protect Kosovo or make it the ammunition factory are a folk approach to global uncertainty that could jeopardise Kosovo.

As the best connoisseurs of the international situation say, Kosovo today is the most endangered state in Europe, because Russia can target it as the new war point in the Balkans and for that, Kosovo does not care about the new ammunition factory, but also the policy that guarantees it NATO and US support. Only the alliance with the world's largest army is the security that Kosovo is not affected.

I know the flames that come out of the mouth “patriots” on these occasions, but for all those who think they're strong, they're big patriots and warriors, let them turn their heads from Ukraine, where they've been fighting to protect the threshold of the house, and in the end they're not even calling them to the negotiating table, but they're only bringing the bills of the dead and the preliminary assessment of the earthly assets.

So it is urgent that Kosovo continue to form a representative government for Kosovo as soon as possible, to be able to make big decisions, to draw Western attention to them and not treat it as an annoying state they do not want to deal with.

In such situations, a major coalition with the support of all parties, and with a prime minister over parties not representing Kosovo's political hatred, would probably be a more serious choice until the shock wave of this major change taking place in the world passes.

Just as Kosovo became a state thanks to liberal democracy of the 1990s, where the US and Europe were ready and bombarded for human rights, Kosovo today can be the last victim of the era of liberal democracy and the beginning of world governance by the logic of force.

It is time for a responsible decision to eliminate the war between <x0patriots and traitors” within Kosovo, to be represented by one voice and a national decision, which saves Kosovo from the shocks it can take between them and because of its revulsive Albin Kurti or Western battles.

Those who later think that the only national wealth in Kosovo is Albin Kurti, I'm willing to tell you that nobody buys it, nobody even takes it away, not for free.