German ambassador: Vojvodina is Serbia’s internal issue

“No one is asking from Serbia to recognize Kosovo, which is also confirmed by the conclusions of the European Council, but Serbia is expected to normalize its relations with Kosovo,” the German ambassador said, adding that this implied end of Serbia's blockage of Kosovo's membership in the international institutions. "

Recognition is not asked, ONLY UN-membership...nice logics

To refresh you memory: both German states were UN members since 1973. West Germany never recognised the DDR. The result is known.

there is a serious conflict between Serbia and Vojvodina,” the ambassador

Addressing both as separate entities, it must mean something.

Internal issue?! So was Kosovo in 1996. By 1998 it was International issue.
The Serbs have the formula for making things International. Auch!

Does any true blooded SERB give a damn what a german has to say!Get lost!

Addressing both as separate entities, it must mean something.
(Ardi Asllani, 18 November 2012 19:17)

Most address Kosovo and northern Kosovo as separate entities as well.

But West Germany DID recognize East Germany in 1973!

There is no difference between normalisation and recognition. Normalisation is recognition. And serbia is normalising recognizing kosovo independence. Going to conferences where kosovo is independent, abolishing kosovo ministry, education deal, border deal. The border deal and abolishing the ministry are the biggest recongnitions of kosovo independence but they call it normalisation. They are getting kosovo recognition.

there is a serious conflict between Serbia and Vojvodina,” the ambassador

Addressing both as separate entities, it must mean something.

Internal issue?! So was Kosovo in 1996. By 1998 it was International issue.
The Serbs have the formula for making things International. Auch!

“No one is asking from Serbia to recognize Kosovo, which is also confirmed by the conclusions of the European Council, but Serbia is expected to normalize its relations with Kosovo,” the German ambassador said, adding that this implied end of Serbia's blockage of Kosovo's membership in the international institutions. "

Recognition is not asked, ONLY UN-membership...nice logics

To refresh you memory: both German states were UN members since 1973. West Germany never recognised the DDR. The result is known.

Does any true blooded SERB give a damn what a german has to say!Get lost!

But West Germany DID recognize East Germany in 1973!

Addressing both as separate entities, it must mean something.
(Ardi Asllani, 18 November 2012 19:17)

Most address Kosovo and northern Kosovo as separate entities as well.

There is no difference between normalisation and recognition. Normalisation is recognition. And serbia is normalising recognizing kosovo independence. Going to conferences where kosovo is independent, abolishing kosovo ministry, education deal, border deal. The border deal and abolishing the ministry are the biggest recongnitions of kosovo independence but they call it normalisation. They are getting kosovo recognition.