Dnevnik, Macedonia: Edi Rama eyes Balkans border restructuring, while Brussels hugs him

23 April 2015 | 09:48 | FOCUS News Agency

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Skopje. Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama received Brussels’ support for the European integration of Albania and was praised as “constructive partner in the region”, while just a few days earlier the prime minister repeated his position that the restructuring of the borders in the Balkans was inevitable and the unification of Albania and Kosovo was a clear project, Macedonian journalist Iskra Korovesovska in a commentary published in the Macedonian Dnevnik daily.
“He even made an appeal towards the EU, since it was up to its approach to determine the development of the things.
Instead of reaction to Rama’s statement for change of the border, which Brussels considers impossible, the Union kept silent about the issue and on the top of it even praised the politician.
How should we interpret this silence, while the Albanian prime minister is firmly talking about restructure of the European borders,” the author writes.
Dnevnik also cites a statement of Serbian Prime Minister Ivica Dacic, who said that if Voislav Sesel said only a two words, then everyone would rise in Brussels, though Sesel is currently nobody in Serbia, while when a prime minister of a country talks about border changes, everyone kept silent.