Serbia's PM Ivica Dačić has said that his meeting with Catherine Ashton and Kosovo PM Hashim Thaci was not a deviation from the state policy on Kosovo.
to be fair to Thaci Comm. (who has about as much charm as a mouse has wings), thus far, not one of the allegations against him have been shown to be true
PM Thaci just said it on prime time news that ;there was a handshake. Somebody is lying. Most likely the one does not want to admit it happened.Judge for yourself guys&gils.
"PM Thaci just said it on prime time news that ;there was a handshake. Somebody is lying. Most likely the one does not want to admit it happened."
(Ardi Asllani, 20 October 2012 19:09)
You must mean the one that always claims that some crimes didn't happen, and allegations against him are only slander,right?
I'm guessing the ideal outcome of these talks for Dacic would be partition. He is openly for that position and will no doubt seek to make that idea amenable to all concerned. Let us see what he can do.
Up until recently, the West had obviously hoped to entice Serbia to recognize -- probably de facto -- Kosovo's independence (with current borders) by offering EU membership. However, things have now changed, and Serbia might just have enough leverage to get Brussels and Washington to allow such a move to go forward. Pristina is ostensibly resistant, but they can't really care that much about the north, and anyway, they would stand to get full recognition, and perhaps other concessions, in return.
As an aside, is there any chance that Dacic has privately made it clear to Thaci that, given the political fallout, handshakes are out of the question -- at least pending final agreement?
"Dačić also underscored that the meeting on Friday was in line with Serbia's policy, and that dialogues about Kosovo had been conducted before, in Rambouillet, for example.
"We must not be short of memory," he said.
Here you see the Serbian problems with the truth: in this time Ksosovo had not declared the independence from Serbia and was not recognized by other states.
Instead to look for the conimic future of the country in the North and West Serbia is looking backwards with useless "projects" with Albanians, known for her "econimic projects". Possibly the Dacic-highway will be the Serb-Albanian drug-motorway? It seems so.
By the EU simply hosting such meetings demonstrates that kosovo* status is still in question. I'm surprised that the pristina authorities don't question the EU, on the motive behind these meetings.
"I told Thaci: 'Kosovo is yours as much as mine.' I was born in Kosovo," he pointed out.
You are entitled to hold duel citizenship. Go to Prizren Municipality get your birth certificate, resident and citizenship certificates. Afterwards you apply for ID and Passport. You will get it.
When asked if he had shaken hands with Thaci, Dacic said "it was not part of the protocol," stressing that there were no national insignia at the meeting.
It was not part of protocol,means is a big YES.
Besides, is nothing wrong to shake hands.
When asked if he had shaken hands with Thaci, Dacic said "it was not part of the protocol," stressing that there were no national insignia at the meeting.
It was not part of protocol,means is a big YES.
Besides, is nothing wrong to shake hands.
"I told Thaci: 'Kosovo is yours as much as mine.' I was born in Kosovo," he pointed out.
You are entitled to hold duel citizenship. Go to Prizren Municipality get your birth certificate, resident and citizenship certificates. Afterwards you apply for ID and Passport. You will get it.
By the EU simply hosting such meetings demonstrates that kosovo* status is still in question. I'm surprised that the pristina authorities don't question the EU, on the motive behind these meetings.
PM Thaci just said it on prime time news that ;there was a handshake. Somebody is lying. Most likely the one does not want to admit it happened.Judge for yourself guys&gils.
"Dačić also underscored that the meeting on Friday was in line with Serbia's policy, and that dialogues about Kosovo had been conducted before, in Rambouillet, for example.
"We must not be short of memory," he said.
Here you see the Serbian problems with the truth: in this time Ksosovo had not declared the independence from Serbia and was not recognized by other states.
I'm guessing the ideal outcome of these talks for Dacic would be partition. He is openly for that position and will no doubt seek to make that idea amenable to all concerned. Let us see what he can do.
Up until recently, the West had obviously hoped to entice Serbia to recognize -- probably de facto -- Kosovo's independence (with current borders) by offering EU membership. However, things have now changed, and Serbia might just have enough leverage to get Brussels and Washington to allow such a move to go forward. Pristina is ostensibly resistant, but they can't really care that much about the north, and anyway, they would stand to get full recognition, and perhaps other concessions, in return.
As an aside, is there any chance that Dacic has privately made it clear to Thaci that, given the political fallout, handshakes are out of the question -- at least pending final agreement?
"PM Thaci just said it on prime time news that ;there was a handshake. Somebody is lying. Most likely the one does not want to admit it happened."
(Ardi Asllani, 20 October 2012 19:09)
You must mean the one that always claims that some crimes didn't happen, and allegations against him are only slander,right?
to be fair to Thaci Comm. (who has about as much charm as a mouse has wings), thus far, not one of the allegations against him have been shown to be true
Instead to look for the conimic future of the country in the North and West Serbia is looking backwards with useless "projects" with Albanians, known for her "econimic projects". Possibly the Dacic-highway will be the Serb-Albanian drug-motorway? It seems so.
"I told Thaci: 'Kosovo is yours as much as mine.' I was born in Kosovo," he pointed out.
You are entitled to hold duel citizenship. Go to Prizren Municipality get your birth certificate, resident and citizenship certificates. Afterwards you apply for ID and Passport. You will get it.
When asked if he had shaken hands with Thaci, Dacic said "it was not part of the protocol," stressing that there were no national insignia at the meeting.
It was not part of protocol,means is a big YES.
Besides, is nothing wrong to shake hands.
PM Thaci just said it on prime time news that ;there was a handshake. Somebody is lying. Most likely the one does not want to admit it happened.Judge for yourself guys&gils.
By the EU simply hosting such meetings demonstrates that kosovo* status is still in question. I'm surprised that the pristina authorities don't question the EU, on the motive behind these meetings.
Instead to look for the conimic future of the country in the North and West Serbia is looking backwards with useless "projects" with Albanians, known for her "econimic projects". Possibly the Dacic-highway will be the Serb-Albanian drug-motorway? It seems so.
I'm guessing the ideal outcome of these talks for Dacic would be partition. He is openly for that position and will no doubt seek to make that idea amenable to all concerned. Let us see what he can do.
Up until recently, the West had obviously hoped to entice Serbia to recognize -- probably de facto -- Kosovo's independence (with current borders) by offering EU membership. However, things have now changed, and Serbia might just have enough leverage to get Brussels and Washington to allow such a move to go forward. Pristina is ostensibly resistant, but they can't really care that much about the north, and anyway, they would stand to get full recognition, and perhaps other concessions, in return.
As an aside, is there any chance that Dacic has privately made it clear to Thaci that, given the political fallout, handshakes are out of the question -- at least pending final agreement?
"PM Thaci just said it on prime time news that ;there was a handshake. Somebody is lying. Most likely the one does not want to admit it happened."
(Ardi Asllani, 20 October 2012 19:09)
You must mean the one that always claims that some crimes didn't happen, and allegations against him are only slander,right?
"Dačić also underscored that the meeting on Friday was in line with Serbia's policy, and that dialogues about Kosovo had been conducted before, in Rambouillet, for example.
"We must not be short of memory," he said.
Here you see the Serbian problems with the truth: in this time Ksosovo had not declared the independence from Serbia and was not recognized by other states.
to be fair to Thaci Comm. (who has about as much charm as a mouse has wings), thus far, not one of the allegations against him have been shown to be true
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