Friday, June 17, 2005

EU is preparing for a police mission in Kosovo next year

Citing its sources in Brussels, Bota Sot reports that next year the European Union could increase its presence in Kosovo with a police mission. The paper also says that Solana and Rehn have ruled out the idea to replace NATO soldiers with a European force, and instead have reportedly proposed to European governments to consider a police mission in Kosovo.

3 comments:

Anonymous said...

just wanted to know how to get in touch with the staff of this website, now that i remember there was a comment on "EU is preparing for a police mission in Kosovo next year" written from
-Chris Blaku which said:
-Europe still trying to play puppet-master... Pathetic in a world where they are only second tier to the US. If Belgrade should play a role in expressing the concerns over the Kosova Serbs they never represented, then Tirana should be able to represent the rights of the Albanians in the province, being that they too formerly had Kosova within their borders.
-and now has vanished... freaky hey..oo and by the way just curious to know why do you change/modificate your reports so often :) is this an anglo/american propaganda website or what

Anonymous said...

Dude, check the comment to the post below this one, entitled "EU officials call on Belgrade to be constructive over Kosovo".

Anonymous said...

As an Albanian I am European, as Albanians we too created Europe. Let's not let the politics of certain countries take away something that we are.

The Illyrians were a very important engine in bringing Europe where it is today.