Glenn
pre 13 godina
Many of the posters seem to think that the current situation is untenable, so Kosovo must somehow cave and accept some sort of "more than autonomy, less than independence" agreement.
Think from the perspective of the people here in Kosovo, however, before rushing to judgment about what Kosovo's government will be "forced" to do. Currently, people in Kosovo can travel much of the the world (at least if they have money to do so), businesses are easily able to open and expand here, there is a decent police force (at least compared to neighboring countries), new road systems are being built everywhere, the educational system is improving dramatically, the telecommunications network is making amazing advancements, the power is on much more than it was several years ago, and so on. Actually, other than the economy and the corrupt government, the situation is pretty good here. In relative terms, it is even better, since the economy all around this region leaves a lot to be desired and many or most of the governments are pretty corrupt...
Granted, Kosovo can't represent itself at many international organizations yet, so UNMIK does this for them (and generally they get to represent themselves under the banner of UNMIK).
If all Serbia has to offer is "more than autonomy and less than independence," then it really becomes a matter of who Kosovo would prefer to represent it to the world bodies, Serbia (forever) or UNMIK (until they can find a way to become members in the future). I am pretty sure that most people would prefer UNMIK in that case, especially since they don't remember UN police and paramilitary units killing their family members...
Serbia will have to do a lot better than they have indicated so far to make any sort of deal that is appealing at all, and every anti-albanian post on B92 makes the Serbian government's job that much harder, since if I were an Albanian, and I read what is posted here, I would never accept the sovereignty of Serbia.
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