Slovenia has recognised Kosovo as independent so what can they contribute to UNMIK and EULEX when they will have to take a neutral role there? Much the same as these organisations.
(Peggy, 21 December 2009 20:39)
UNMIK is "status neutral" not endorsing Independence nor Serbian claims on the land. Serbia says EULEX is status neutral, notice EULEX avoids the term. As a matter of fact from day one EULEX has made no secret that they operate according to the Ahtissari Plan.
Anyone that wants to revoke EULEX's mandate may do so with a simple proclamation from the Security Council.
Slovenia is not bound by status neutrality in any task they undertake as a nation, even if it is cooperating or assisting UNMIK or EULEX or the elected institutions of Kosovo.
However if you disagree simply push a resolution through the Security Council.
"Besides that, the Slovenian president will meet with representatives of EULEX, UNMIK and KFOR, to discuss "Slovenia’s role in providing stability in Kosovo and development cooperation".
Slovenia has recognised Kosovo as independent so what can they contribute to UNMIK and EULEX when they will have to take a neutral role there? Much the same as these organisations.
Next is Stipe Mesic @ the beginig of January...and so teh story of hosting Presidents and PM continues.
According to some unconfirmed reports Obama may visit Kosovo in November 2009.
Kosovo has by more allies than all our neighbours put together.
Long live our friends and allies.
(PRN, 21 December 2009 15:14)
PRN - remember - these states have much more interest with good relations with Serbia than "black hole" Kosovo ;)
Remember USA - "we don't expect that Serbia will recognize Kosovo".
Slovenian MoD also added another 1.5 million euro for Kosovo's security force, we thank you for all the support you have given us, hope we can return the favour one day.
Slovenian MoD also added another 1.5 million euro for Kosovo's security force, we thank you for all the support you have given us, hope we can return the favour one day.
"Besides that, the Slovenian president will meet with representatives of EULEX, UNMIK and KFOR, to discuss "Slovenia’s role in providing stability in Kosovo and development cooperation".
Slovenia has recognised Kosovo as independent so what can they contribute to UNMIK and EULEX when they will have to take a neutral role there? Much the same as these organisations.
Next is Stipe Mesic @ the beginig of January...and so teh story of hosting Presidents and PM continues.
According to some unconfirmed reports Obama may visit Kosovo in November 2009.
Kosovo has by more allies than all our neighbours put together.
Long live our friends and allies.
(PRN, 21 December 2009 15:14)
PRN - remember - these states have much more interest with good relations with Serbia than "black hole" Kosovo ;)
Remember USA - "we don't expect that Serbia will recognize Kosovo".
Slovenia has recognised Kosovo as independent so what can they contribute to UNMIK and EULEX when they will have to take a neutral role there? Much the same as these organisations.
(Peggy, 21 December 2009 20:39)
UNMIK is "status neutral" not endorsing Independence nor Serbian claims on the land. Serbia says EULEX is status neutral, notice EULEX avoids the term. As a matter of fact from day one EULEX has made no secret that they operate according to the Ahtissari Plan.
Anyone that wants to revoke EULEX's mandate may do so with a simple proclamation from the Security Council.
Slovenia is not bound by status neutrality in any task they undertake as a nation, even if it is cooperating or assisting UNMIK or EULEX or the elected institutions of Kosovo.
However if you disagree simply push a resolution through the Security Council.
Next is Stipe Mesic @ the beginig of January...and so teh story of hosting Presidents and PM continues.
According to some unconfirmed reports Obama may visit Kosovo in November 2009.
Kosovo has by more allies than all our neighbours put together.
Long live our friends and allies.
(PRN, 21 December 2009 15:14)
PRN - remember - these states have much more interest with good relations with Serbia than "black hole" Kosovo ;)
Remember USA - "we don't expect that Serbia will recognize Kosovo".
Slovenian MoD also added another 1.5 million euro for Kosovo's security force, we thank you for all the support you have given us, hope we can return the favour one day.
"Besides that, the Slovenian president will meet with representatives of EULEX, UNMIK and KFOR, to discuss "Slovenia’s role in providing stability in Kosovo and development cooperation".
Slovenia has recognised Kosovo as independent so what can they contribute to UNMIK and EULEX when they will have to take a neutral role there? Much the same as these organisations.
Slovenia has recognised Kosovo as independent so what can they contribute to UNMIK and EULEX when they will have to take a neutral role there? Much the same as these organisations.
(Peggy, 21 December 2009 20:39)
UNMIK is "status neutral" not endorsing Independence nor Serbian claims on the land. Serbia says EULEX is status neutral, notice EULEX avoids the term. As a matter of fact from day one EULEX has made no secret that they operate according to the Ahtissari Plan.
Anyone that wants to revoke EULEX's mandate may do so with a simple proclamation from the Security Council.
Slovenia is not bound by status neutrality in any task they undertake as a nation, even if it is cooperating or assisting UNMIK or EULEX or the elected institutions of Kosovo.
However if you disagree simply push a resolution through the Security Council.
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