The Minister of Foreign Affairs and Diaspora, Donika Gërvalla, received in a meeting representatives of the non-governmental organizations Hendikos, the Association of the Blind and the Association of the Deaf, where the overall situation of people with disabilities in Kosovo was discussed. .

Minister Gërvalla was initially informed about the opportunities, challenges and problems faced by people with disabilities and the organizations from which they are represented. She is committed to cooperation and greater involvement of all categories of disabilities in institutional activities.

Gërvalla emphasized that he will proceed as soon as possible with the fulfillment of the legal obligation for the employment of persons with disabilities, who will be involved in the internal reform of the MFA.

The director of the Institute for European Affairs, Naim Leo Beshiri, has been threatened with death by a Facebook page that is supposed to belong to Serbian ultra-nationalists, being accused of lobbying the so-called “Greater Albania”.

The director of the Institute for European Affairs, Naim Leo Beshiri, has been threatened with death by a Facebook page that is supposed to belong to Serbian ultra-nationalists, being accused of the so-called “Greater Albania”.

A month after an attack on Beshir by members of the Serbian Radical Party, which Vojislav Seselj’s son called an “unplanned attack”, he was again targeted by local nationalists and militants of the ruling Serbian party. reports Nova.

In a harsh language post on this Facebook page, which is followed by more than thirty thousand people, Beshiri is accused of working against the state of Serbia.

Because of this, he received death threats in his messages. As the head of the Institute wrote on Twitter, he does not feel safe.

“The only thing that is true about this nonsense is that I am the director of the Institute for European Affairs. Some write lies with the intention of spreading hatred and nationalism, do not verify them. As a result, I receive messages with attached content [kërcënime dhe ofendime]. “And then, I can not feel safe”, wrote Beshiri.

The only thing that is true about this illusion is that I am the director of the Institute for European Affairs.

Some scoundrel writes lies with the intention of spreading hatred and nationalism, the masses do not check it, agree or like and share, then I receive messages with the attached content.

And then you feel safe. pic.twitter.com/kWZvAbHEVj

— Naim Leo BEŠIRI (@NaimLeoBesiri) May 30, 2021

Naim Leo Besiri is otherwise known as a constant critic of the Serbian government. He was previously labeled by members of the Serbian Progressive Party, as well as members of the Serbian Radical Party. /Express newspaper/

The Prime Minister of Northern Macedonia Zoan Zaev in an interview with Serbian media commented on the “Non Paper” that are being discussed recently.

In his interview with Kurir, Zaev said that the European Union has stalled with the entire Western Balkans, and after the stagnation not only of Northern Macedonia, but also of Serbia, Montenegro, Albania and Bosnia, some non-paper and ideas of other radicals.

Among other things, he emphasizes that these ideas can only end with wars.

Meanwhile, when asked if he is afraid of war, Prime Minister Zaev hopes that there will never be wars.

“We must expand our path of integration because it gives us a future,” says Zaev.

Regarding the idea of ​​”Greater Albania”, which includes the territory of Macedonia, Zaev says that Northern Macedonia is in NATO.

I can never say “no” for sure, but it would be difficult in Northern Macedonia because we are a member of NATO and with any threat to our territory and integrity, Article 5 of the Agreement with NATO, which would protect us. However, I can not say “no” definitively because you do not know how to motivate. That is why the solution is for each country to join the EU. “When we reach the conditions, then there will be no limit”, said Zaev./abcnews.al

The member of the leadership of LDK, Teuta Sahatqja has announced the positions that LDK has regarding the current topics in the country.

In a press conference, Sahatqja stressed that the LDK thinks that the dialogue should be handled with greater commitment.

“LDK thinks that the dialogue should be handled with greater commitment. “The LDK will play its constructive role as an active part of the Assembly of Kosovo, as determined by the Constitutional Court, as determined by all resolutions issued,” she said.

She also said that in order for Kosovo to come out as well as possible at the end of the dialogue, the Government must have the basic principles on which the dialogue will be built. According to her, the role of the US should be stronger.

“The government should at least have the basic principles on which the continuation of this dialogue will be built. We think that the serious and substantial preparation should be part of the preparations and part of the compilation of a proper platform for Kosovo, in order to come out as well as possible at the end of this dialogue. The role of the US needs to be stronger. “We believe that the United States must continue to strengthen its role until the successful conclusion of the dialogue,” Sahatqu said.

Regarding the “non-papers” documents that are circulating recently, the member of the LDK leadership said that they should be strongly opposed, as they are documents that fundamentally endanger the constitutionality and statehood of Kosovo.

“As for non-papers, in the LDK we think that these non-papers that are circulating recently are documents that should be strongly opposed, are documents which in essence endanger the constitutionality and statehood of Kosovo and as such do not “Kosovo must be silent but strongly opposed. Kosovo is an independent state, the status is not discussed, they are out of any principle, it is not allowed by the Constitution”, she said.

Sahatqiu also said that the LDK expects Prime Minister Kurti to be more transparent regarding the dialogue with Serbia.

“Regarding the approach of Prime Minister Kurti to the dialogue, we reiterate that transparency should be basic and Kurti should report regularly before going to visit and after returning to report to the Assembly and answer questions from MPs,” she said. .

The member of the LDK leadership also once again stressed that they expect the institutions to come out as strongly as possible against “non-paper” documents and not to choose silence as an answer. / Voice

The President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vuiqiiq, stated that they do not understand why no one in the “Belgrade Bazaar” made noise about what some offer a Greater Albania every day, but are concerned about the peaceful partition of Bosnia and Herzegovina and added that “Some attack something regardless of what it is about.”

Asked about Slovenian Prime Minister Janez Jansha’s alleged proposal for the peaceful partition of BiH, Vucic said that “since he does not know of any documents, he is not ready to condemn or praise anything he has not seen”.

He allegedly referred to the “Belgrade bazaar” which attacked the alleged proposal, saying “it is not clear to him how they could have known what it was all about”.

“You have nothing to do with what it is about, you have no idea if it is true or not, if there is something or not. “I do not know, but do you really believe that you know, if I do not know,” said the president of Serbia.

Vuçi pretend claims that he “says this not to condemn someone, but to show how pronounced auto-chauvinism is among Serbs and a part of the Serbian elite”, as he puts it, “quasi-intellectual”, who thinks that every time when one thinks that Serbs should gain something, even if this is not true, that he should be “beheaded”.

He said that none of them said a single word about the fact that “Serbia’s borders are changing”.

“Every day they are tearing Serbia apart, and every day they brag about it and say it is normal. It is normal for you that the European Parliament sent an official request to Serbia, but also for the five EU countries that did not recognize Kosovo’s independence, which must recognize it. “And then you come to explain to us how we should accept the partition of our territory,” Vucic said.

Serbia’s attitude towards BiH, as he claims, “is respect for the integrity of BiH, but also sovereignty where there is institutional sovereignty and institutional sovereignty of entities”.

“But I do not understand why some topics are allowed, why no one in the” Belgrade Bazaar “made noise about what they offer every day in a Greater Albania”, he said./express