The President of Serbia stated, on Instagram, that "he will answer to everyone himself" at the parliamentary session on the negotiation process with Pristina scheduled for February 2. He says that many MPs will not come to hear what he has to say, but for self-promotion, and that he himself will "fight" against all of them.
Five possible arguments that the excitement of the public, media and political opponents with the Scholz-Macron plan is actually just another game show by Aleksandar Vučić and that no Kosovo D-Day has come, but that he just wants to feel the pulse of the people and, once again, buy time
If the crisis on the ground reached its maximum and it ended with temporary agreements, but with different interpretations, there would follow a stronger diplomatic wave of calls to Pristina and Belgrade - to turn to this proposal of the French president and the German chancellor.
Complying with the German-French plan for Kosovo, which was ultimately thrown in Serbia's face, would be "betrayal of national interests", "capitulation", "handover of Kosovo and Kosovo in installments", "suspension of statehood and institutions", "pursuit of the Serbian national being" and so on. further
There was a Serb, an American, a German, a Frenchman, an Italian and a Slovak. It sounds like the beginning of a joke in which the Serb will make fun of everyone else. Except it's not a joke. And besides the Serbs, there is also that Albanian in Pristina who spoils the whole story
Apart from the fact that Aleksandar Vučić, as Miroslav Lajčak says, showed a good will to make difficult decisions, that is, that he obeys the Western view of the Kosovo problem, and Aljbin Kurti did not, nothing more is known after the visit of the unique Western mission made up of five envoys to Pristina and Belgrade
Scholz has a stick for Vučić, but no carrot. Vučić does not have that much for Solac, he only has a latent threat that without him, as a "stability factor", the spark can fall on the powder keg. The latest outbursts of simpletons directed at German politicians and diplomats testify to the nervousness because Berlin would limit Serbia's space for politics, which Vučić once precisely described as "slander".
