New govt. key step for Serbia, Swedish FM says

“Economic challenges must dominate the regional political agenda,” Bildt stressed, adding that a rise in the unemployment in Serbia clearly illustrated the depth of economic problems. Hahah, Mr. Bildt, the entire EU, with the exception of the Mother Land, Deutschland, is suffering unemployment problems. Why are you only pointing out Serbia? If i was Nikolic, I would tell the EU that Serbia is really tired of this Kosovo issue with the Albanians, and are going to take a five year hiatus from the matter. Get back to us in 2017, and we will take the disagreement up again. In the mean time, we will work on the real pressing issues, the economy and unemployment. After all, we are only Serbs, and not sophisticated EU talking heads, so we can't concentrate on so many issues at one time. Let us know how the watermelon crop is doing in Albania, thanks, Carl.

The Swedish FM Carl Bildt believes that the forming of a new Government will be a key step for Serbia, but I do not think it is a first priority.

This is because Belgium went 1 year from its Election, before forming a Government.

Bildt said that things were more complex in Serbia following the unexpected results of the Presidential Election, because who would have thought the People would protect the Ballot Boxes from Election rigging.

The more important things are that the Caretaker Government manages State properly, while the Negotiations are conducted properly and with considerable Deliberations.

The Swedish Official should have underlined the importance of the Agreement to what actually constitute the Real Agreement rather than the EU imposed Feral Agreement, because the Non-Albanian Minorities on Kosovo are at great risk of the significant numbers of Albanians.

The antidote to this is full reintegration of Kosovo into Serbia based on the UN Six Point Plan for Kosovo, and the reason why it is slower is that someone needs to explain it to the Albanians.

The Swedish FM Carl Bildt called on all the Countries of the Region to focus on their Economic and Social Challenges, and perhaps he will phone Lithuania to remind them of the promise they made to fully implement the SAA Agreement with Serbia.

A story on the Serbian side of B92: Penzionisani general NATO Vesli Klark traži licencu za istraživanje rezervi uglja na Kosovu i Metohiji radi proizvodnje sintetičke nafte. Srbija traži zaštitu. Gee, I always wondered why Clark was so gung ho on saving the Albanians from the Serbs. Now I understand. The American military must be proud of former Generals like Mr. Clark. Wonder if Carl uses coal?

The results of the presidential elections are perhaps unexpected for Carl Bildt, but for us in Serbia were not such unexpected. The Government which would consist of Serbian Progressive Party and the Socialist Party would work in concert with President of Serbia, Tomislav Nikolic.

The Swedish FM Carl Bildt believes that the forming of a new Government will be a key step for Serbia, but I do not think it is a first priority.

This is because Belgium went 1 year from its Election, before forming a Government.

Bildt said that things were more complex in Serbia following the unexpected results of the Presidential Election, because who would have thought the People would protect the Ballot Boxes from Election rigging.

The more important things are that the Caretaker Government manages State properly, while the Negotiations are conducted properly and with considerable Deliberations.

The Swedish Official should have underlined the importance of the Agreement to what actually constitute the Real Agreement rather than the EU imposed Feral Agreement, because the Non-Albanian Minorities on Kosovo are at great risk of the significant numbers of Albanians.

The antidote to this is full reintegration of Kosovo into Serbia based on the UN Six Point Plan for Kosovo, and the reason why it is slower is that someone needs to explain it to the Albanians.

The Swedish FM Carl Bildt called on all the Countries of the Region to focus on their Economic and Social Challenges, and perhaps he will phone Lithuania to remind them of the promise they made to fully implement the SAA Agreement with Serbia.

“Economic challenges must dominate the regional political agenda,” Bildt stressed, adding that a rise in the unemployment in Serbia clearly illustrated the depth of economic problems. Hahah, Mr. Bildt, the entire EU, with the exception of the Mother Land, Deutschland, is suffering unemployment problems. Why are you only pointing out Serbia? If i was Nikolic, I would tell the EU that Serbia is really tired of this Kosovo issue with the Albanians, and are going to take a five year hiatus from the matter. Get back to us in 2017, and we will take the disagreement up again. In the mean time, we will work on the real pressing issues, the economy and unemployment. After all, we are only Serbs, and not sophisticated EU talking heads, so we can't concentrate on so many issues at one time. Let us know how the watermelon crop is doing in Albania, thanks, Carl.

A story on the Serbian side of B92: Penzionisani general NATO Vesli Klark traži licencu za istraživanje rezervi uglja na Kosovu i Metohiji radi proizvodnje sintetičke nafte. Srbija traži zaštitu. Gee, I always wondered why Clark was so gung ho on saving the Albanians from the Serbs. Now I understand. The American military must be proud of former Generals like Mr. Clark. Wonder if Carl uses coal?

The results of the presidential elections are perhaps unexpected for Carl Bildt, but for us in Serbia were not such unexpected. The Government which would consist of Serbian Progressive Party and the Socialist Party would work in concert with President of Serbia, Tomislav Nikolic.