5 hours agoTahiri criticises Kurt's decision: Serbia wins, rhetoric against dialogue, end concessions on Kosovo back
Periskopi(4 months ago)
(4 months ago)Alliance for the Future of Kosovo MP Besnik Tahiri has reacted to Albin Kurti's government's decision to implement laws for foreigners and vehicles that would affect the Serb community in the country. Tahiri, in his reaction, has said Kurt's decision should be seen by two questions: Is it [...]
Tahiri, in his reaction, has said Kurt's decision should be seen by two questions: Is the decision ad hoc, “in favor of”, or is it part of an earlier government promise? Dialogue with Serbia facilitated by the EU has clear strategies and goals, and, above all, what did Kosovo win?
The answers are clear to me. With concessions for the Law for Foreigners, the prime minister made another concession, while Serbia again proved profitable and satisfied with the agreement, he wrote among other things.
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Today's prime minister's decision should be seen by two key questions:
1. Is the decision ad hoc, “for the sake of”, or is it part of an earlier government promise?
2. Dialogue with Serbia facilitated by the EU has clear strategies and goals, and, above all, what did Kosovo win?
The answers are clear to me. With concessions for the Law for Foreigners, the prime minister made another concession, while Serbia again proved beneficial and satisfied with the agreement.
The model is repeating: initially harsh rhetoric against dialogue, then criticism from international partners, and finally free decline concessions on Kosovo's back.
In the end: The happy course, the satisfied EU, Serbia benefits, and Kosovo begs!
