Bodo Weber from the Berlin-based Democratization Policy Council writes in an op-ed for Balkan Insight that it is time for the West to come up with a master plan to counter the “feigning commitment” of leaders in Pristina and Belgrade towards the dialogue for normalization of relations. “The frequency of parallel elections in Kosovo and Serbia – with at least one of the two always holding a snap election – demonstrates the interrelationship between Western and domestic policy. They point to a tacit, hidden alliance in the Dialogue between Pristina and Belgrade aimed at gaming the system,” Weber writes.
Tacit Thaci-Vucic ‘Alliance’ Again Outsmarts the West (Balkan Insight)
- Published: 7 years ago on 18/05/2017
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- Last Modified: May 18, 2017 @ 9:32 am
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