Tadić in Istanbul for trilateral meeting

Tadic should have insisted that Dodik be present.
(Dule, 24 April 2010 12:14)

RS is not a country, that is why Dodik can not take part with heads of states.

Tadic should have insisted that Dodik be present.

Hmm, I wonder if Mr. Gul had to endure any reporters asking any questions marking Turkey's 95th anniversary of denial today?

Well lets hope there is more substance than rhetoric from this meating. I hope that Silajdzic realises that his days as a Politician are coming to an end after the October 2010 elections. Nationalisam is on its way out, Bosnia belongs to all persons who live there and no one should divide it into ethnicities as we are all slavs with the same DNA..

Because of existing situations like Cyprus, Serbia wants a final solution for Kosovo, not a frozen situation in which Kosovo will never become an UN member-state, because Serbia will never allow it, Tadić told Jazeera. That is a good place to get advice and help to work together Turkey with Serbia. It makes a lot of sense Turkey divided Cyprus cruelly and Serbia divided Bosnia cruelly both have vested interest. Like they say birds of a feather flock together.

He said that Kosovo independence will never be recognized by a countries like Spain, Romania, Slovakia, and Cyprus,

You only represent Serbia.Don't talk on other peoples name. Not even Russia has ever used the word "NEVER" regarding Kosovo.

RS is not a country, that is why Dodik can not take part with heads of states.
(Kosova-USA, 24 April 2010 15:30)
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Kind of like "Kosova" isn't it? Where was Thaci to discuss Kosovo?

We will continue leading policies towards reaching a compromise, but the policies regarding Kosovo, in which we defend our integrity and international law, do not mean that we will stop from trying to become an EU member-state. Serbia will never give up on that, it is our main strategic goal,” Tadić said.

Where is the COMPROMISE in Tadic statement? Or what is Tadic understanding of compromise? What he really means is Serbia wins because if Kosovo becomes Serbian then according to Tadic's logic Serbia wins. The issue of Kosovo/a was about the sovereignity and territorial integrity. If Kosovo/a would have become part of Albania then Tadic statement makes sense when it comes to the winning party.

Once again Istanbul is becoming the capitol of Balkans.

@Kosova-USA

Silajdžić is not a representative of entire Bosnia-Herzegovina but just boshniak representative. Dodik should have been presented just like Čović. There are 3 ethnic groups living in Bosnia and Herzegovina. It seems it's difficult for you to figure it out.

@ EA

Get a dictionary and find the meaning of the word compromise. You will be surprised that meaning is much different of the albanian meaning for that word.

Once again Istanbul is becoming the capitol of Balkans.
(Kosova Turk, 24 April 2010 20:56)

ahh Constantinople the capital of the balkans.

Iggy, the same goes for Dodik not only Silajdzic. But I doubt they will both get evicted.

Who's Turkey to take over the reigns? How about Turkey sort it's own problems out before it adopts a "holier- than-art-though" attitude toward it's neighbors.

Well lets hope there is more substance than rhetoric from this meating. I hope that Silajdzic realises that his days as a Politician are coming to an end after the October 2010 elections. Nationalisam is on its way out, Bosnia belongs to all persons who live there and no one should divide it into ethnicities as we are all slavs with the same DNA..
(iggy, 24 April 2010 16:11)
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Iggy,the same can be said of Yugoslavia, but here we are. All Yugoslavs had the same DNA and you don't have a problem with that division, so why have a problem with mini Yugoslavia a.k.a. Bosnia?

Quit beating around the bush,either go in that sumit or stay home like in the past, no need to go in Turkey or nay place else to talk about Kosova/o, haven't Serbs learned that yet? it would have made much more sense if he'd have gone in Tirana for that matter.

"Tadic should have insisted that Dodik be present"

Sorry to break it to you but Dodik is only in charge of a region within Bosnia-Herzegovina and his presence is not required nor warranted in international meetings where heads of state come together. It should be clear by now that Serbia sees Dodik as a thorn in its side which is slowing down Serbia's own development. Serb Bosnians should look to their own capital to represent their interests and not expect other countries to do that job for them. Dodik's attempts to live outside of reality are not benefiting him or his constituency, it's time for him to realize that Bosnia is his country and that his responsibility is to improve the lives of all Bosnian citizens by making the right policy decisions regarding the necessary constitutional reforms and NATO/EU membership. A strong and prosperous Bosnia means a strong and prosperous Serb Bosnian population and closer ties between the countries in the region will benefit all those who live in it. Radical, ethnocentric, exclusionist, and fascist policies have only caused death, suffering, and poverty it is time that they be discarded for democratic forms of government where differences are solved by peaceful means and we can end up having win-win situations for the opposing parties instead of the lose-lose situations we've seen for the past twenty years.

Once again Istanbul is becoming the capitol of Balkans.

Tadic should have insisted that Dodik be present.

Tadic should have insisted that Dodik be present.
(Dule, 24 April 2010 12:14)

RS is not a country, that is why Dodik can not take part with heads of states.

Well lets hope there is more substance than rhetoric from this meating. I hope that Silajdzic realises that his days as a Politician are coming to an end after the October 2010 elections. Nationalisam is on its way out, Bosnia belongs to all persons who live there and no one should divide it into ethnicities as we are all slavs with the same DNA..

We will continue leading policies towards reaching a compromise, but the policies regarding Kosovo, in which we defend our integrity and international law, do not mean that we will stop from trying to become an EU member-state. Serbia will never give up on that, it is our main strategic goal,” Tadić said.

Where is the COMPROMISE in Tadic statement? Or what is Tadic understanding of compromise? What he really means is Serbia wins because if Kosovo becomes Serbian then according to Tadic's logic Serbia wins. The issue of Kosovo/a was about the sovereignity and territorial integrity. If Kosovo/a would have become part of Albania then Tadic statement makes sense when it comes to the winning party.

Because of existing situations like Cyprus, Serbia wants a final solution for Kosovo, not a frozen situation in which Kosovo will never become an UN member-state, because Serbia will never allow it, Tadić told Jazeera. That is a good place to get advice and help to work together Turkey with Serbia. It makes a lot of sense Turkey divided Cyprus cruelly and Serbia divided Bosnia cruelly both have vested interest. Like they say birds of a feather flock together.

Hmm, I wonder if Mr. Gul had to endure any reporters asking any questions marking Turkey's 95th anniversary of denial today?

@Kosova-USA

Silajdžić is not a representative of entire Bosnia-Herzegovina but just boshniak representative. Dodik should have been presented just like Čović. There are 3 ethnic groups living in Bosnia and Herzegovina. It seems it's difficult for you to figure it out.

@ EA

Get a dictionary and find the meaning of the word compromise. You will be surprised that meaning is much different of the albanian meaning for that word.

RS is not a country, that is why Dodik can not take part with heads of states.
(Kosova-USA, 24 April 2010 15:30)
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Kind of like "Kosova" isn't it? Where was Thaci to discuss Kosovo?

Iggy, the same goes for Dodik not only Silajdzic. But I doubt they will both get evicted.

Well lets hope there is more substance than rhetoric from this meating. I hope that Silajdzic realises that his days as a Politician are coming to an end after the October 2010 elections. Nationalisam is on its way out, Bosnia belongs to all persons who live there and no one should divide it into ethnicities as we are all slavs with the same DNA..
(iggy, 24 April 2010 16:11)
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Iggy,the same can be said of Yugoslavia, but here we are. All Yugoslavs had the same DNA and you don't have a problem with that division, so why have a problem with mini Yugoslavia a.k.a. Bosnia?

Who's Turkey to take over the reigns? How about Turkey sort it's own problems out before it adopts a "holier- than-art-though" attitude toward it's neighbors.

Once again Istanbul is becoming the capitol of Balkans.
(Kosova Turk, 24 April 2010 20:56)

ahh Constantinople the capital of the balkans.

He said that Kosovo independence will never be recognized by a countries like Spain, Romania, Slovakia, and Cyprus,

You only represent Serbia.Don't talk on other peoples name. Not even Russia has ever used the word "NEVER" regarding Kosovo.

Quit beating around the bush,either go in that sumit or stay home like in the past, no need to go in Turkey or nay place else to talk about Kosova/o, haven't Serbs learned that yet? it would have made much more sense if he'd have gone in Tirana for that matter.

"Tadic should have insisted that Dodik be present"

Sorry to break it to you but Dodik is only in charge of a region within Bosnia-Herzegovina and his presence is not required nor warranted in international meetings where heads of state come together. It should be clear by now that Serbia sees Dodik as a thorn in its side which is slowing down Serbia's own development. Serb Bosnians should look to their own capital to represent their interests and not expect other countries to do that job for them. Dodik's attempts to live outside of reality are not benefiting him or his constituency, it's time for him to realize that Bosnia is his country and that his responsibility is to improve the lives of all Bosnian citizens by making the right policy decisions regarding the necessary constitutional reforms and NATO/EU membership. A strong and prosperous Bosnia means a strong and prosperous Serb Bosnian population and closer ties between the countries in the region will benefit all those who live in it. Radical, ethnocentric, exclusionist, and fascist policies have only caused death, suffering, and poverty it is time that they be discarded for democratic forms of government where differences are solved by peaceful means and we can end up having win-win situations for the opposing parties instead of the lose-lose situations we've seen for the past twenty years.