Cabinet talks after UN SC Kosovo session?

Oh God! Here we go again. Another term of inter political fighting and not getting anywhere in this world. When will we throw all these out and vote for a government who actually understand what it means to lead a country and not to screw it up every time?

David Ivanovic

This is all aobout poltical manouvering - no one will sign to giving away Kosovo, nor do they wish to be responsible for that.

However, while there is still a window of opportunity that negotaiations involving real dialogue might still occur there is no point in forming a Govt that might collapse. It also keeps the worst case scenario of SRS govt open to ensure that the EU seeks real dialogue rather then accept wholeheartedly the US vision.

Worst case scenario for the EU is one where a real compromise is not found and this prompts the formation of a govt that potentailly will threaten more than merely cutting diplomatic ties.

i think it´s a great idea!

firstly, new elections will clean up the parliament of "parties" like ldp.

secondly, the future direction of serbia will be linked with us and russian behaviour in the un sc.

this policy made eu give a correct answer on a pretty easy question (serbia or kosovo), hopefully the usa will stop it´s self-isolationism - at least on that front, just like in the pfp - and obey itself to facts that are easy to understand.

I wonder how Kostunica will react if the Radicals offer him the prime minister post in return for a coalition.

This is getting annoying, it is clear that there is only one problem left now for setting up the government, and that is the position of PM. It's very clear that neither DS or DSS want to settle their differences...(When they could actually make a superb coalition such as DSS,DS,G17,NS) I honestly hope that the government will be set up and fully functional before the Kosovo talks begin. I dislike the Radicals simply because they are a party which shamelessly stole the name of a once great leadership pre WW1, I dislike their teaching s and especially there leader. I can honestly tell you that the tree out side my house is more Serbian then Vojislav Šešelj, for one he spits on the Serbian Orthodox Church and does nothing good for the Serbian people.

Oh God! Here we go again. Another term of inter political fighting and not getting anywhere in this world. When will we throw all these out and vote for a government who actually understand what it means to lead a country and not to screw it up every time?

David Ivanovic

This is all aobout poltical manouvering - no one will sign to giving away Kosovo, nor do they wish to be responsible for that.

However, while there is still a window of opportunity that negotaiations involving real dialogue might still occur there is no point in forming a Govt that might collapse. It also keeps the worst case scenario of SRS govt open to ensure that the EU seeks real dialogue rather then accept wholeheartedly the US vision.

Worst case scenario for the EU is one where a real compromise is not found and this prompts the formation of a govt that potentailly will threaten more than merely cutting diplomatic ties.

i think it´s a great idea!

firstly, new elections will clean up the parliament of "parties" like ldp.

secondly, the future direction of serbia will be linked with us and russian behaviour in the un sc.

this policy made eu give a correct answer on a pretty easy question (serbia or kosovo), hopefully the usa will stop it´s self-isolationism - at least on that front, just like in the pfp - and obey itself to facts that are easy to understand.

I wonder how Kostunica will react if the Radicals offer him the prime minister post in return for a coalition.

This is getting annoying, it is clear that there is only one problem left now for setting up the government, and that is the position of PM. It's very clear that neither DS or DSS want to settle their differences...(When they could actually make a superb coalition such as DSS,DS,G17,NS) I honestly hope that the government will be set up and fully functional before the Kosovo talks begin. I dislike the Radicals simply because they are a party which shamelessly stole the name of a once great leadership pre WW1, I dislike their teaching s and especially there leader. I can honestly tell you that the tree out side my house is more Serbian then Vojislav Šešelj, for one he spits on the Serbian Orthodox Church and does nothing good for the Serbian people.