Martin Berisha's IFIMIS with special war against Albania

E Posted Just days before the May 11th parliamentary elections, the unnamed analysis of authors had thrown the most serious charge of Rama é, according to the Slovenian Institute, the Socialist Party of Rama “has emerged to establish a hybrid regime that combines elements of Slobodan Milosevic's rule and Enver Hoxha”, writes National, broadcast Periscope.

Black and dark for Albania

As of the first chapter of the analysis, I FIMIS was careful to make a dark sketch of Albania, which thus was presented as not enough to join the EU.

According to authors, friends and co-workers of Martin Berisha, “political tension, intimidation, excessive corruption and limited resources continue to prevent the judiciary from functioning in full, independent and effective”.

By word of mouth and language everywhere and without reference, IFIMIS analysis told her that allegedly “entered from the narcotics trade exceeded Albania's national budget by making drug trafficking as the only sector right on the European road. ”

Comparing Albania to Milorad Dodik's Republika Srpska, friends of Martin Berishaj predicted that the path to EU membership is not even close.

“Talks on EU membership are nowhere close to how the Edi Rama regime and appointed officials try to portray”, writes Slovenian Institute analysis.

Fear of Rama's approach to Trump

The unnamed authors, friends of Kosovo's ambassador to Zagreb, had another problem.

In their text, their concern over who in the West, separately in the EU, is guilty of the <x0-octopus corruption” that Rama created.

“As a corrupt muskar, Edi Rama continues to lash out at the West. He has made especially efforts to obtain US President Donald Trump's favor and secure direct access to him, while at one time he has maintained close and stable ties with the strictest opponents of Trump in Washington”.

European Parliament Crushed IFIMIS propaganda

But two months and two days after the opposing Institute of the European Parliament gave the highest marks for Albania and its opening towards the EU.

This year's report on Albania, which was Adoption in Wednesday's European Parliament in 502 votes, gave the most positive sketch ever made for the Albanian state.

compiled by the rapporteur Andreas Schieder, the report gave Albania the name as <x0 priority” on the path to membership.

The group of Democrats and Socialists in the European Parliament has also praised Albania.

Bravo Albania first in membership talks! We fully support the goal of being ready for EU membership at the end of 2027”, it is written on Posting of this political grouping on the social platform.

Albania's floating report

Different, Last report It is dominated by “plusat” for steps taken by Albania in the EU membership process.

At point 1, the European Parliament “has welcomed Albania's steadfast commitment towards EU integration, reflecting the consensus between all political parties, both government and opposition, as well as the overwhelming support between citizens, as well as praising its full compliance with EU foreign and security policy... including its classic response to the fight of Russian aggression against Ukraine through its compliance with EU restrictive measures against Russia and Bellarusia; assessing the country's active role in the region and regional initiative<1).

Even the following item of the report in question has welcomed Albania's ambition to wrap up membership talks in the late 2027 and progress made in recent years.

The report is all praise for the approval of Albania's National European Integration Plan, as well as the decision to open a European Parliament office for the Western Balkans.

Another point where Albania received high marks is also what “welcomes the deadlock Albania has made Russian dezinformation domains”.

High estimates have also been given at 33 in terms of rule of law, where the progress Albania has achieved in implementing justice reforms with the aim of empowering independence, transparency and accountability of the judiciary”.

Even in terms of socioeconomic reforms, the European Parliament has welcomed Albania's commitment to implementing the EU's Development Plan, including integration into a unified market, regional integration, fundamental reforms and financial support.

Where did the IFIMIS lie?

None of the IFIMIS' negative descriptions of IFIMIS's IFIES, especially corruption and crime, have been found in the eurodeput report.

It is true that the point 3 of the report in question begins with the call for Albania to accelerate” reforms for empowering rule of law and economic growth, as well as fighting corruption and organised crime.

But this point, like the changer of text, has no ala description - IFIMIS where Albania is represented as a narcotics jungle.

At the 17th point, the report “welcomes the establishment of the new position of the State Minister for Public Administration and Anti-corruption”.

EU in one voice: “Albania closer than ever to EU”

Indeed, Albania's membership is no longer only in the scope of the possibility, but it is estimated the most likely of all candidate countries to become part of the European family.

“Albania is a strong and reliable partner in foreign policy and has taken amazing steps in all areas such as justice, anti-corruption and environmental protection”, Schieder has said of a regional media.

Good signs Albania received all this year.

On his visit to Albania on 16 May, European Council President Antónnio Costa had said membership could happen even before 2030, acknowledging that Albania and Montenegro are clearly ahead of other countries with reforms made.

This is part of the string of highly promising statements issued by senior EU officials recently.

On April 14th of this year, EU High Representative for Foreign Policy and Security, Kaya Kallas, in a meeting held at the Council for Foreign AffairsHe had warned that the enlargement process should be accelerated.

“We are seeing that Albania and Montenegro are making good steps and good reforms”, the chief of European diplomacy had said in that case.

On April 7th, Kallas had visited Podgorica and official Tirana, where he had held meetings with the highest instance.

Her visit was seen as a warning to the region: The Western Balkans remain firmly placed under EU radar.

Even waking up these places wasn't casual: Albania and Montenegro as front candidates for EU membership, while Bosnia as a country that has the potential for wide-scale regional instability.

On her visit to Tirana, Kallas had named Albania as the European Union's powerful <x0-partner. ”

The question of whether 2030 is a realistic year for Albania's EU membership, she responded positively, saying it depends also on whether Albania takes the right steps.

Such hopeful messages have also been delivered by Enlargement Commissioner Marta Kos: “Montenegro and Albania can be joined in 2026 or 2027. But enlargement talks take place whether the region is stable. Now, he's not like that. And this poses a direct threat to EU strategic goals. ”

IFIMIS only loves Lucas and Kurti

Otherwise, I FIMIS this year has breached its reputation with favourable éanalysis for specific leaders who have ongoing problems with Europe and the West.

In fact, Bellarus President Alexandr Lukashenko and former Prime Minister Albin Kurti have been the only leaders in Europe who have been socialised by IFIMES.

Belarus dictator, who from August 17th of 2020 has been declared a non grata person in the EU, has been beaten on his shoulders for the amazing economic results of “. ”

This positive portrait For Lucashencon, the Slovenian Institute has made it three days before this year's presidential election in Bellarus, where the 70-year-old autocrat won 87.6 per cent of the vote in the elections considered a set-up in the EU has described this victory as unlegging and insulting democracy, threatening new sanctions

Such service apparently I FIMIS has also reserved for Albin Kurti and Vetevendosje about two weeks before parliamentary elections.

In the review made on 24 January of this year, the Institute by Lublana has declared Albin Kurti's party to be favoured in the election, which “cannot be exceeded by LDK or PDK”.

Martin Berishaj or any of his colleagues had given the fantastic forecast that the VV would bring about 59 percent of the votes.

With some of the journalistic developments made this year, NACIONAL has rebuilt the dark story of how I FIMIS made Albin Kurt's Vetevendosje his pet.

By 2016, this institute made an honorary guest of the former prime minister of Kosovo, giving space just like other figures estimated to have anti-Western attitudes.

Twice in a row, and on the eve of elections in 2019 and 2025, this Institute has raised the Vetevendosje Movement at the expense of opposing parties.

On the other side, I FIMIS has portrayed former Montenegrin President Milo Djukanovic, former Kosovo president Hashim Thaci, former Prime Minister Kadri Veselini, the two parties that emerged from the war, with a picture of negative brushing. PDK and AAK, as well as Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama.

In recent years, as a result of scandalous reporting, scores of Croatian members of the Institute's board have resigned, including Stipe Mesic, Budimir Lončar and Jadranka Kosor. Former associate and Bosnian political analyst Muhamed Borogovac is also on the list of resignations.

The latter has been scourged on serious charges at the address of the Institute, led by Kurdi Bakhtyar Aljaf and Bosnian Zijad Beciroviić According to Borogovac, dozens of Serbian agents have infiltrated IFIMES.

These charges have not remained a word in the wind, since in German media the Slovenian Institute -- rather, its member, Anice Bajretevic -- is mentioned to be keeping close ties with Russian secret services.

The Institute of Kremlin Fingers

In fact, the credibility of the International Institute of Studies for the Middle East and the Balkans (IFIMES) has been put into question at no time.

Founded in 2002, this Ljubljana-based institute claims to conduct political, economic and social analyses, and that there are consultative status in the United Nations Economic and Social Council (ESOSOC) since 2018.

His financial side often turns suspicious, though officially I FIMIS claims to be funded by membership, by the training services that organize them, foundations or donations and grants from domestic resources.

When Slovenian media in February 2023 had lifted alarm bells for the money laundering scandal, including Kosovo Ambassador to Croatia Martin Berisha, Even the name of IFIMIS was caught in the mouth.

So in the corrupting relationship between Belgrade's GEN-I, Berisha stood I FIMIS, led by the Kurdi Bakhtyar Aljaf and Zijad Becirovichi, known for his leftist beliefs.

In Slovenia and Croatia, IFIMIS analyses are long taken in reserve; even they often emerge to a level of pure speculation.

Even the surveys conducted by this institute have been described as inconsistent and always favourable to the orders. Even in Croatia I FIMIS was valued as an analysis manufacturer with more spying character than tests.

Connection to Kureive and Moscow

The dark side of the IFIMIS has been put on the anchor also by the German weekly Die Zeitung, which in May of last year had done a noted analysis “Propaganda aus Moscow” (Propaganda from Moscow).

In these analysis, German journalists treated with concern the operation of Russian agents in Austria. Bosniak Professor Annis Bajretevic, who has multiple connections across Europe, was also in focus.

As representative of IFIMIS, more precisely as head of the Department for Strategic Studies, Bajretrevici, had used the Vienna Diplomatic Academy to invite professors, scholars and politicians who speak in accordance with the Russian Narrativas.

According to Die Zeitung, the Bosnian professor had contact in Moscow with Artem Kureyev.

According to Western security services, he is known as an informant of Russian services, and he even had a propaganda network with which he recruited fighters for Wagner's mercenary army. /Periscope