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𝐌𝐞𝐬 𝐊𝐮𝐯𝐞𝐧𝐝𝐢𝐭, 𝐦𝐞̈𝐫𝐠𝐢𝐦𝐭𝐚𝐫𝐢 𝐤𝐞̈𝐫𝐤𝐨𝐧 𝐩𝐮𝐬𝐡𝐤𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐦𝐢𝐧 𝐞 𝐑𝐚𝐦𝐮𝐬𝐡 𝐇𝐚𝐫𝐚𝐝𝐢𝐧𝐚𝐣𝐭. 𝐏𝐬𝐞 𝐩𝐨 𝐡𝐞𝐬𝐡𝐭 𝐏𝐫𝐨𝐤𝐮𝐫𝐨𝐫𝐢𝐚?

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Asambleistja e PDK-së: Personi në fjalë është dhëndërr i Serbisë, erdhi dita disa antishqiptarë me na tregu se si me funksionu Kosova
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[Edi Rama @ediramaal]

Very interesting summertime exchange between our foreign ministers. Although I was expecting an answer about the #Ibër, we somehow travelled from hydrology to international law, made the obligatory stop at “Greater Albania”, passed through “Kosovo and Metohija”, and eventually arrived at the familiar museum of Serbian historical anxieties.

There is a peculiar piece of political folklore in Belgrade that appears immune to time: whenever Albania speaks about #Kosova, “Greater Albania” must immediately be summoned, as if repetition might one day turn an old ghost into a relevant argument.

It won’t.

Albania has no claim whatsoever on Serbian territory and no need to invent one. Nor do we need a “Greater Albania” to stand with Kosova.

Kosova is a state of its own. The Albanians of Kosova are precisely that: Albanians of Kosova. They have their Republic, their institutions and their right to determine their own future. We will always stand with that right.

Serbia lost Kosova. Repeating that it did not may perhaps turn defeat into victory in the geography of political imagination, but unfortunately maps are less accommodating. The territory of the Republic of #Kosova is not Serbian territory, and the natural resources situated within it are not resources of the Republic of Serbia. Our Serbian friends know this perfectly well, including whenever we sit together around European tables.

So back to the river.

The original issue remains exactly where Albania left it: the #Ibër is a transboundary water system. Serbia is entirely free to manage resources within its jurisdiction. What it cannot reasonably argue is that possible consequences for another country magically stop at the Serbian border.

That, after all, is why international water law exists. Rivers have the inconvenient habit of following geography rather than diplomatic talking points.

The situation of the Serbian community in Kosova has also been invoked. Their rights matter. Their security matters. Their property, language, cultural and religious heritage must be protected. Albania has never had any difficulty saying so, because that is simply what a democratic state owes its citizens.

And here we reach perhaps the most entertaining acrobatic manoeuvre in this exchange: warning Albania against ethnic expansionism while referring, in the very same statement, to the territory of another sovereign state as if it were still Serbian. That is quite a circle to square.

Perhaps it works inside a political bubble in Serbia. Outside it, geometry becomes less forgiving. And yes, I could not agree more that the future of our region must be one where borders progressively lose their power to divide us. Absolutely.

But there is a small prerequisite before borders can become less important: accepting the ones that are already there. The genius of the European project was precisely to separate national belonging from territorial appetite.

The Albanians of Kosova are Albanians of Kosova. Albania will stand with them and with their Republic because we share history, language, families and a future, but above all because a free, democratic and secure Kosova is a legitimate European state and an indispensable part of the stability of our region.

There is nothing clandestine about this position. There never has been. No secret maps. No hidden borders. No “Greater” anything required.

Albania’s position will therefore remain exactly the same in public and in private: we respect Serbia, we want good neighbourly relations with Serbia, and we want the entire region inside Europe - Serbia very much included.

But good neighbourliness cannot mean asking every neighbour of Serbia to move permanently into Serbia’s version of history.

The Balkans have already paid far too much, in blood and in lost time, for that particular accommodation.
And meanwhile the #Ibër, blissfully unaware of all our historical cartography,will continue flowing according to geography rather than folklore.

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[Joshua Reid | Redpills.tv @realjoshuareid]

Why The International Criminal Court?

George Soros and Jack Smith of course...

Soros founded and financed the Open Society Foundations, whose Justice Initiative has spent decades supporting, advising, defending and influencing the ICC through advocacy, technical assistance and legal filings.

Jack Smith worked directly inside the ICC’s Office of the Prosecutor from 2008–2010, coordinating war-crimes investigations.

Smith later served as chief prosecutor for the separate Kosovo Specialist Chambers from 2018–2022, operating within the broader Hague-based international-justice system and a region where Open Society directly benefited from the decisions made.

Jack Smith is nothing more than a Soros puppet and the ICC is an international organization used by Soros to influence countries and governments.

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[Edi Rama @ediramaal]

Më pyesin miq nga Prishtina pse nuk po shprehesh për mikun tënd që sot u ngarkua me 45 vjet burg në pretencën e prokurorisë së Hagës?!

Nuk po shprehem dot, pasi ende po mundohem ta gjej ku buron filli logjik që ka ndjekur prokuroria për të dalë me kërkesën për varrosje për së gjalli të katër burrave dhe si kurrë ndonjëherë, fjalët nuk më vijnë në ndihmë për t’u shprehur… Ndjesë, më duhet kohë ta gëlltis gjithë atë mal me mut që nxorri sot ajo prokurori në zemër të Europës demokratike!

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"President Trump, Kosova shpreson dhe beson në ty!" - Në protestën e sotme kundër Gjykatës Speciale do të shpaloset edhe kjo pankartë me disa fjalë drejtuar presidentit amerikan.

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[Fitim Çeku @CekuFitim]

One of my investigations published in Gazeta NewBorn had revealed that Jack Smith and the Special Court in The Hague had contacted witnesses against Hashim Thaçi who were wanted by Interpol for war crimes in Kosovo.

So, Jack Smith and the Special Court in The Hague contacted everyone to secure the number of witnesses to expedite the arrest of Hashim Thaçi despite the fact that their testimonies were not credible.

Bruce Schwartz and Jack Smith undermined the Donald Trump administration and stopped a peace agreement between Kosovo and Serbia and left the possibility open for the re-ignition of tensions in the Balkans.

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🔴 Ndizen qirinj në kujtim të Haxhi Thaçit, babait të ish-Presidentit Hashim Thaçi.

[Edi Rama @ediramaal]

A new low from a shameful and shameless tribunal that has turned international justice into a charade, democratic rights into empty words, and the goodwill of the Kosovo Parliament into the most brutal of boomerangs!

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