Kurti

German Embassy in Pristina announced that German Chancellor Olaf Scholz will invite the President of Serbia and the Prime Minister of the so-called Kosovo to a meeting in Berlin.
According to reports, Scholz has started preparations for a meeting within the framework of the Berlin Process.

Yesterday, Petkovi was in Brussels with the President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vui.
According to him, Vui will address the public on Sunday at 1:30 p.m., after a meeting with Serbs from Kosovo. "President cannot come to terms with the fact that we have conflicts, that we do not have a compromise, we are working day and night to find a solution," said Petkovi.

Kosovo police director added that from tomorrow the special units will be operational, the media reports.
Albanians are preparing the ground for the violent implementation of illegal measures that they have announced will come into force on September 1, when the decision on the suspension of Serbian documents and license plates will begin to be implemented, according to "Novosti".

Prime Minister of Kosovo stated that the tensions in the north of Kosovo will continue if the western democracies allow Serbia to continue with "its old dreams, which are becoming a nightmare for Serbia's neighbors, but also for the Serbian people themselves".

Vui referred to the announcement of the European External Action Service (EEAS), which expressed concern over "the increase in inflammatory rhetoric between the officials of Belgrade and Pristina" and said that he has no comment. "That's for the best," stated Vui.

He also added that he will not be stopped after September 1, reports Lajmi.
Kurti also said that there will be no need to pay for the document issued at the crossings in the north, as part of the decision on reciprocity. He also said that disinformation poses a risk to national security.

As he said, considering what Russia has done with Ukraine, it would be irresponsible to say otherwise.
"I wouldn't say that the risk is very high, because we also have a NATO contingent here, but it is certainly high. We are a democracy that has autocracy at the borders," Kurti said.

Vui said that the one and only topic in Davos is Ukraine and everything that is happening there, and everything else is on the margins. As he says, today he talked to many world and economic leaders.

The first great Balkan assignment of the new German Chancellor was successfully performed: both Vui and Kurti came to Berlin.
These are politicians, as Deutsche Welle writes, in whose hands is the solution of the currently biggest political problem in the Balkans - the relations between Serbia and Kosovo.

On March 31, Foreign Minister Donika Gervalla-Schwartz said demarcation between Kosovo and Montenegro was still not over, also pointing out that the border has yet to be marked on the ground by state commissions of both countries.