I have to agree with the Serb camp on this one. There is not doubt that Mr Ishinger said what he did, the level of detail is too much for this to be the imagination of the Independent’s correspondent.
By the looks of it declaration of independence would be unavoidable. In no way Albanians would compromise on the independence but technically that declaration would mean a de-facto partition, Belgrade’s ultimate aim. This is reminiscent of population exchanges at the beginning of the century and it is very sad to be a witness to it.
nothing happens without reason on that level of diplomacy, I would say.
yesterdays remarks could simply be a hint for ceku to hold his feet on the ground..and a message to the ordinary Albanians, not to resort to violence...
What he said to Sejdiu over the phone is irrelevant. What is highly significant is that he again overstepped the mark by giving interviews to newspapers and surpassing his role as a mediator. He should practice what he preaches and refrain from making statements to the press.
nothing happens without reason on that level of diplomacy, I would say.
yesterdays remarks could simply be a hint for ceku to hold his feet on the ground..and a message to the ordinary Albanians, not to resort to violence...
What he said to Sejdiu over the phone is irrelevant. What is highly significant is that he again overstepped the mark by giving interviews to newspapers and surpassing his role as a mediator. He should practice what he preaches and refrain from making statements to the press.
I have to agree with the Serb camp on this one. There is not doubt that Mr Ishinger said what he did, the level of detail is too much for this to be the imagination of the Independent’s correspondent.
By the looks of it declaration of independence would be unavoidable. In no way Albanians would compromise on the independence but technically that declaration would mean a de-facto partition, Belgrade’s ultimate aim. This is reminiscent of population exchanges at the beginning of the century and it is very sad to be a witness to it.
What he said to Sejdiu over the phone is irrelevant. What is highly significant is that he again overstepped the mark by giving interviews to newspapers and surpassing his role as a mediator. He should practice what he preaches and refrain from making statements to the press.
nothing happens without reason on that level of diplomacy, I would say.
yesterdays remarks could simply be a hint for ceku to hold his feet on the ground..and a message to the ordinary Albanians, not to resort to violence...
I have to agree with the Serb camp on this one. There is not doubt that Mr Ishinger said what he did, the level of detail is too much for this to be the imagination of the Independent’s correspondent.
By the looks of it declaration of independence would be unavoidable. In no way Albanians would compromise on the independence but technically that declaration would mean a de-facto partition, Belgrade’s ultimate aim. This is reminiscent of population exchanges at the beginning of the century and it is very sad to be a witness to it.
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