Greek minister expected in Belgrade

The Balkan superpower in action, trying to do what others (like Uk, US and Germany) have failed. I have one question: how is he coming since the entire Greece is paralyzed by strikes and there's barely any gasoline in the market?

No, I don't think Greece will recognize Kosovo anytime soon, nevertheless, the Serbs will not like what they will hear from him in private.
(Ruben-NYC, 30 July 2010 11:37)
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What would that be?

Since the Greek ambassador told you ahead of time, Rueben, what he will tell Belgrade, maybe you can inform us as to what that message may be. I did not know that Greek diplomats confer with Albanian bloggers on B92 first, before they have official meetings with foreign nations.

No, I don't think Greece will recognize Kosovo anytime soon, nevertheless, the Serbs will not like what they will hear from him in private.

Greeks will pull their moves in the way it suits them the best. If they mean to recognise the Independence of Kosovo, then they will find the mode of telling this news to Serbia. Any way, for Greeks this is emotionally much easier than it was for Montenegro, FYR Macedonia and Bulgaria. Ciprus will follow few day later.

Kapitani,
whats your ethnicity?
just (very) curious.

If a Greek foreign minister is to take an official message from his government to Prishtina, one could then argue that the Greek gov't recognizes Kosova as a sovereign state.

No, I don't think Greece will recognize Kosovo anytime soon, nevertheless, the Serbs will not like what they will hear from him in private.

The Balkan superpower in action, trying to do what others (like Uk, US and Germany) have failed. I have one question: how is he coming since the entire Greece is paralyzed by strikes and there's barely any gasoline in the market?

No, I don't think Greece will recognize Kosovo anytime soon, nevertheless, the Serbs will not like what they will hear from him in private.
(Ruben-NYC, 30 July 2010 11:37)
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What would that be?

Greeks will pull their moves in the way it suits them the best. If they mean to recognise the Independence of Kosovo, then they will find the mode of telling this news to Serbia. Any way, for Greeks this is emotionally much easier than it was for Montenegro, FYR Macedonia and Bulgaria. Ciprus will follow few day later.

Kapitani,
whats your ethnicity?
just (very) curious.

Since the Greek ambassador told you ahead of time, Rueben, what he will tell Belgrade, maybe you can inform us as to what that message may be. I did not know that Greek diplomats confer with Albanian bloggers on B92 first, before they have official meetings with foreign nations.

If a Greek foreign minister is to take an official message from his government to Prishtina, one could then argue that the Greek gov't recognizes Kosova as a sovereign state.