At the summit of the European political community, French President Emmanuel Macron and German Chancellor Olaf Scholz appealed for new elections to be held in Kosovo and for the election rules to be clarified.
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz's popularity has fallen dramatically. Only a quarter of citizens are satisfied with his policies, and support for his Social Democratic Party (SPD) has dropped to 19 percent. He was criticized the most for not responding to the Palestinian leader when he mentioned the Holocaust
The intention of Europe and the USA for Vučić and Kurti to come to an agreement is obvious. Meetings between Pristina and Belgrade with Lajcak and Escobar are expected by the end of this week. Scholz is preparing a meeting with Vucic and Kurti in the fall
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyi, who took part in the meeting online, asked the G7 leaders to do everything to end the war before winter, as well as air defense systems and tightening sanctions against Russia.
The Air Force will receive 40,9 billion euros for development and purchase, including the purchase of Eurofighter and F35 fighter jets, 19,3 billion euros will be allocated to the Navy, of which 16,6 billion euros will be for the purchase of new ships and submarines...
Serbian recognition of Kosovo is a condition for the end of the dialogue between Belgrade and Pristina, but also for the continuation of Serbia's path towards membership in the European Union, this is the basic conclusion from the meetings of German Chancellor Olaf Scholz with the President of Serbia Aleksandar Vučić and Prime Minister of Kosovo Aljbin Kurti in Berlin
Germany will continue to support Serbia's European path, but expects it to defend the common values of the European Union and stick to what was agreed upon. In particular, the dialogue on Kosovo belongs to the latter
Scholz is a cold man who knows how to work with numbers. Dependence on Russian gas, the price of energy, jobs, that's a language he understands. In Soltz's world, sanctions are not a matter of morality, and Vučić could trade with him politically. The trouble is that it is more about what Serbia can lose than what it can gain
That after the conversation between Solac and Vučić, some important news for Serbia may also be announced, is shown by the change in the timing of the press conference, i.e. the address to the nation by Aleksandar Vučić, which was announced for today, but was moved to May 6, after Vučić's return from Berlin
Bidding on dates for the beginning of the Russian invasion of Ukraine continues in the West. The impression that consumers of Western media get is that it is no longer a question of if, but when Russia will attack. It refers to Wednesday February 16, or some day before the end of the Olympics in Beijing on February 20, or already sometime. They say from Moscow that the American and British colleagues seem to know something, which the Russians do not
