Czech, Serbian presidents urge Kosovo compromise

that sounds quite reasonable. let´s see what future brings... =)

Mr.Ischinger what do you think?

"Vaclav Klaus also said that the Czech Republic, perhaps better than other EU member countries, understood that an imposed unilateral solution would have a long-term negative effect, not just for Serbia and the region, but for all of Europe as well"
Isn't "extended autonomy" proposed by Serbia imposed unilateral solution?

good question, K-alb! I´m afraid the answer is, no.

the simple reason is that every decision must be made somewhere, but only those that are in accordance with law, international law in our particular case, are legitimate ones... so, the term "unilateral" is referring to an illegal act.

good that you asked it, that shows that you are on the right path to understanding.

that sounds quite reasonable. let´s see what future brings... =)

Mr.Ischinger what do you think?

"Vaclav Klaus also said that the Czech Republic, perhaps better than other EU member countries, understood that an imposed unilateral solution would have a long-term negative effect, not just for Serbia and the region, but for all of Europe as well"
Isn't "extended autonomy" proposed by Serbia imposed unilateral solution?

good question, K-alb! I´m afraid the answer is, no.

the simple reason is that every decision must be made somewhere, but only those that are in accordance with law, international law in our particular case, are legitimate ones... so, the term "unilateral" is referring to an illegal act.

good that you asked it, that shows that you are on the right path to understanding.