“Both sides must make effort to implement agreement”

and praised Serbian and Kosovo leaders.

Sounds like Ban-ki moon is acknowledging two different countries and praising their leaders for making peace, at last. This is a language of true diplomat.

"Sounds like Ban-ki moon is acknowledging two different countries."

the truth

Well to bad the UN doesn't think of Kosovo as a country. According to the UN Kosovo is only known for organ harvesting and having the highest number of churchburners per capita in the world.

"This is a language of true diplomat."
(the truth, 5 May 2013 15:52)

Exactly, the language of a 'true diplomat'. But I don't know if it's an honor to be called that name.

You know, if your wording is 'progress has been made' in diplomatic language, it means: 'Some minor improvements, but still far away from the goal'.

This man is a waste of oxygen. Here we have a Korean heading the UN and situation between North and South Korea is worse than ever. Ban needs to get a job.

Paul,
Sounds like you are in agreement that there is no way that Jeremic could be considered for his replacement.

He said nothing new. I will see what they will do when the Albanian side starts breaching the agreement, and from past experience- they will.

and praised Serbian and Kosovo leaders.

Sounds like Ban-ki moon is acknowledging two different countries and praising their leaders for making peace, at last. This is a language of true diplomat.

"Sounds like Ban-ki moon is acknowledging two different countries."

the truth

Well to bad the UN doesn't think of Kosovo as a country. According to the UN Kosovo is only known for organ harvesting and having the highest number of churchburners per capita in the world.

This man is a waste of oxygen. Here we have a Korean heading the UN and situation between North and South Korea is worse than ever. Ban needs to get a job.

"This is a language of true diplomat."
(the truth, 5 May 2013 15:52)

Exactly, the language of a 'true diplomat'. But I don't know if it's an honor to be called that name.

You know, if your wording is 'progress has been made' in diplomatic language, it means: 'Some minor improvements, but still far away from the goal'.

Paul,
Sounds like you are in agreement that there is no way that Jeremic could be considered for his replacement.

He said nothing new. I will see what they will do when the Albanian side starts breaching the agreement, and from past experience- they will.