The front-page editorial of this daily writes that after the start of the negotiations, thank to the successful dialogue with Kosovo Government, Serbia expects to become an EU member state in four years, while Kosovo needs the same amount of time, only to get visa liberalization. “Our citizens will continue to wait in front of the gates of western embassies for a few-days’ visa and then pay big amounts of money for that. Despite the big words of our Government officials, in relation to the EU, the Republic of Kosovo continues to be treated almost as a third world country. Now, we can get as angry as we want with Brussels, however the responsibility for this unstoppable regress should be requested from the people who lead our institutions at central and local levels, justice, independent publically owned agencies and companies, degraded from abuse.
The main problem of Kosovo is public rejection to accept the bitter reality and undertake deep changes in all directions. If we ignore benevolent criticism, such as the ones coming from Lunacek, we only deepen the crisis, making our future even more unclear,” writes this daily.
