The Brussels dialogue would no longer make sense if the parliament in Pristina adopts the Kosovo government’s proposed platform for dialogue with Belgrade.
However, that does not mean the Serbian side would leave the dialogue at the EU headquarters, learns unofficially Belgrade based daily Politika from the Serbian Presidency.
The daily writes in today’s edition that the new document produced by Ramush Haradinaj’s government is “nonsensical” because it envisages the Brussels talks ending with “mutual recognition of Serbia and the self-proclaimed state of Kosovo” – to which and President Vucic and the government “will not agree to.”
According to the daily this was the move of Haradinaj’s government due to the parliamentary crisis in Kosovo caused by the decision of the Serbian List to leave the government. The daily Politika adds that this crisis will be solved in early parliamentary elections, most likely in June.
