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by kondo Tue Jan 31, 2023 4:20 pmna ostrvu se velika nada polaze u sisteme elektronskog ometanja koji su kupljeni navodno od izraela da bi se odvratili barjaktari i ostalo tursko bespilotno. oficiri su dosta relaksirani u svim razgovorima na temu odgovora na turski napad. tvrdi se da nijedan dron nece stici do grckog ostrva i da ce popadati u more. ne delim taj entuzijazam, s druge strane svakako ne znam sve sto oni znaju.
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kondo wrote:na ostrvu se velika nada polaze u sisteme elektronskog ometanja koji su kupljeni navodno od izraela da bi se odvratili barjaktari i ostalo tursko bespilotno. oficiri su dosta relaksirani u svim razgovorima na temu odgovora na turski napad. tvrdi se da nijedan dron nece stici do grckog ostrva i da ce popadati u more. ne delim taj entuzijazam, s druge strane svakako ne znam sve sto oni znaju.
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[size=42]Balkan 'Benelux' would speed up EU entry[/size]
By GUNTHER FEHLINGER AND EKREM KRASNIQI
Albania, Kosovo, Macedonia and Montenegro should join forces to build a new and permanent co-operation structure aimed at boosting their political and economic relations, with a final common goal of accelerating EU membership.
The EU calls on Balkan countries on an almost daily basis to increase regional co-operation and implement EU-set reforms. This should be encouraged. But existing regional forums are mostly informal and do little in concrete terms for regional or EU integration.
We believe it is high time for change and this is why we propose the creation of a Benelux-type structure bringing together Albania, Kosovo, Macedonia and Montenegro.
The new structure would give fresh impetus to preparations for EU membership and would help the four countries better compete with well-established EU economies once they join.
It would create a market of 8 million people with free movement of goods, services, capital and people as of end-2012, bringing immediate benefits instead of waiting for EU accession.
The agenda is ambitious. But there is no time to lose: people need growth, they need jobs and better living conditions - a reason to stay instead of seeking their fortune abroad.
The case is acute in Kosovo, the least developed of the four nations.
The sad truth is that EU accession might take a long time. Croatia achieved full territorial sovereignty in 1995 and is to join the EU in 2013. If we consider that Kosovo is today where Croatia was in 1995, we might envisage EU accession in 2030. That is too long.
The new structure should prioritise trade and customs facilitation, the fight against organised crime, local development of border regions, infrastructure, the environment, energy and the development a regional financial market.
It could start with an inter-governmental treaty between Albania and Kosovo, creating a technocratic secretariat to implement measures, and follow up with invitations for Macedonia and Montenegro to join.
It is important to convince the international audience that this is not some kind of greater Albania through the back door.
Such a secretariat could develop an integration agenda, screen government actions for compatibility and lobby them to stay on track.
It could also promote best practice - as with the success stories of e-procurement in Albania, the creation of an online land registry in Montenegro, business laws in Macedonia and police training in Kosovo.
The region already has its clubs: the Regional Co-operation Council based in Sarajevo and the so-called Seeto group for infrastructure projects based in Belgrade.
But the four neighbouring countries are a good fit - they are all highly competitive when it comes to attracting foreign investors and they have a different history and ethnic mix than Bosnia and Serbia in the north.
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Kosovo's ever-growing trade deficit puts it at the centre of this project.
It recently won the right to export goods to and via Serbia. But it remains to be seen whether this will mean big volumes in the short-term. Diaspora remittances are drying up. Foreign investment is a pipe dream. Its small businesses need to access regional markets.
Albania, Montenegro and Macedonia can also serve as stepping-stones for Kosovo towards Italy, Greece and the rest of the EU.
Creation of joint corporations in several sectors between enterprises from different sectors of the four countries should also be encouraged.
As with the Benelux, the Nordic Council and the Visegrad club, their co-operation can and will continue even when thy become full members of the EU.
Despite the beauty of the Montenegro landscape, the white beaches of Albania, the historic monasteries of Macedonia and the natural treasures of Trepca in Kosovo, there is no automatic prosperity a-la-Kuwait waiting in the wings.
Development will be much faster if borders are put aside and economic co-operation, backed by EU and US support, becomes the four countries' top priority.
Gunther Fehlinger is a Austrian economist living in Albania and Ekrem Krasniqi is a Kosovo-born journalist living in Brussels
https://euobserver.com/opinion/116669
By GUNTHER FEHLINGER AND EKREM KRASNIQI
Albania, Kosovo, Macedonia and Montenegro should join forces to build a new and permanent co-operation structure aimed at boosting their political and economic relations, with a final common goal of accelerating EU membership.
The EU calls on Balkan countries on an almost daily basis to increase regional co-operation and implement EU-set reforms. This should be encouraged. But existing regional forums are mostly informal and do little in concrete terms for regional or EU integration.
We believe it is high time for change and this is why we propose the creation of a Benelux-type structure bringing together Albania, Kosovo, Macedonia and Montenegro.
The new structure would give fresh impetus to preparations for EU membership and would help the four countries better compete with well-established EU economies once they join.
It would create a market of 8 million people with free movement of goods, services, capital and people as of end-2012, bringing immediate benefits instead of waiting for EU accession.
The agenda is ambitious. But there is no time to lose: people need growth, they need jobs and better living conditions - a reason to stay instead of seeking their fortune abroad.
The case is acute in Kosovo, the least developed of the four nations.
The sad truth is that EU accession might take a long time. Croatia achieved full territorial sovereignty in 1995 and is to join the EU in 2013. If we consider that Kosovo is today where Croatia was in 1995, we might envisage EU accession in 2030. That is too long.
The new structure should prioritise trade and customs facilitation, the fight against organised crime, local development of border regions, infrastructure, the environment, energy and the development a regional financial market.
It could start with an inter-governmental treaty between Albania and Kosovo, creating a technocratic secretariat to implement measures, and follow up with invitations for Macedonia and Montenegro to join.
It is important to convince the international audience that this is not some kind of greater Albania through the back door.
Such a secretariat could develop an integration agenda, screen government actions for compatibility and lobby them to stay on track.
It could also promote best practice - as with the success stories of e-procurement in Albania, the creation of an online land registry in Montenegro, business laws in Macedonia and police training in Kosovo.
The region already has its clubs: the Regional Co-operation Council based in Sarajevo and the so-called Seeto group for infrastructure projects based in Belgrade.
But the four neighbouring countries are a good fit - they are all highly competitive when it comes to attracting foreign investors and they have a different history and ethnic mix than Bosnia and Serbia in the north.
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Kosovo's ever-growing trade deficit puts it at the centre of this project.
It recently won the right to export goods to and via Serbia. But it remains to be seen whether this will mean big volumes in the short-term. Diaspora remittances are drying up. Foreign investment is a pipe dream. Its small businesses need to access regional markets.
Albania, Montenegro and Macedonia can also serve as stepping-stones for Kosovo towards Italy, Greece and the rest of the EU.
Creation of joint corporations in several sectors between enterprises from different sectors of the four countries should also be encouraged.
As with the Benelux, the Nordic Council and the Visegrad club, their co-operation can and will continue even when thy become full members of the EU.
Joint challenges will remain
The southern Balkans will stay at the periphery of the Balkans and of Europe and will need friends who work hard to support them and try to attract attention and investors.Despite the beauty of the Montenegro landscape, the white beaches of Albania, the historic monasteries of Macedonia and the natural treasures of Trepca in Kosovo, there is no automatic prosperity a-la-Kuwait waiting in the wings.
Development will be much faster if borders are put aside and economic co-operation, backed by EU and US support, becomes the four countries' top priority.
Gunther Fehlinger is a Austrian economist living in Albania and Ekrem Krasniqi is a Kosovo-born journalist living in Brussels
https://euobserver.com/opinion/116669
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Gunther Fehlinger is a Austrian economist living in Albania
Nije se pohvalio selidbom.
they have a different history and ethnic mix than Bosnia and Serbia in the north
Naročito Crna Gora.
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It would create a market of 8 million people
Lol
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ZBalkanske zemlje jedna drugu mogu da "povuku" samo za onu stvar a ne u bolje ekonomsko sutra. Fantazije preplaćenog konsultanta.
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follow up with invitations for Macedonia and Montenegro to join.
It is important to convince the international audience that this is not some kind of greater Albania through the back door.
But through the front door.
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Despite the beauty of the Montenegro landscape, the white beaches of Albania, the historic monasteries of Macedonia and the natural treasures of Trepca in Kosovo, there is no automatic prosperity a-la-Kuwait waiting in the wings.
Posto se Kuvajt obogatio na plazama i manastirima
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Znaci, sta sve necu procitati o ovom tzv poluregionu...
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da li su ginter i krasniqi ista osoba?
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Četiri balkanske države, Albanija, Crna Gora, Kosovo i Sjeverna Makedonija, u Skopju su osnovale novu političko-ekonomsko-sigurnosnu platformu "Zapadni Balkan KVAD (QUAD) - 100 posto usklađenosti s politikom EU".
Haris Silajdžić je u kampanji za člana predsedništva imao slogan 100% BiH. Ne nalazim sliku, a nije to davnašnje, mislim da je 2006.
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Zli stolar.
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According to a recent poll, 60% of Kosovo citizens want a joint Kosovo-Albania state.https://t.co/mE6OikoUxd
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hilj je reko neće moći, nema menjanja granica
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plachkica wrote:Balkan 'Benelux' would speed up EU entry
By GUNTHER FEHLINGER AND EKREM KRASNIQI
Kad se prenose arhivski članci, red je da se stavi datum.
https://euobserver.com/opinion/11666919. JUN 2012
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ju, nisam ni videla datum, izvinjavam se (on je juče podelio tekst, pa nisam ni obraćala pažnju), srećom ostavila sam link kao dokaz da nisam htela prevariti burunđansko pučanstvo 
znači gunter se ovim prostorom bavi bar jednu deceniju, zavidan uspeh je postigao, primetio ga je srpski tviter
znači gunter se ovim prostorom bavi bar jednu deceniju, zavidan uspeh je postigao, primetio ga je srpski tviter
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A tek kako mu se ostvaruju prognoze... 
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Bulgaria, Alpha Research 7 PM CEST seat projection:
— Europe Elects (@EuropeElects) April 2, 2023
PP/DB-EPP|Greens/EFA: 71 (-2)
GERB/SDS-EPP: 69 (+2)
DPS-RE: 38 (+2)
V~NI: 37 (+10)
BSP-S&D: 25
ITN~NI: 0
BV~NI: 0 (-12)
Levitsata!-*: 0
+/− vs. 2022 election
➤https://t.co/KaaCTH8NHP#Bulgaria #Избори #Избори2022 pic.twitter.com/cFmzv6D0e6
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Srbija je 2003. godine imala 15% viši GDP per capita od Rumunije. Danas Rumunija ima 71% viši GDP pc od Srbije.
— Aleksandar Marton (@Alex_Marton) April 26, 2023
Rumunija je u međuvremenu postala članica NATO i EU.
Srbija luta, svađa se sa svima, i pojma nema šta hoće.
Razlika će se povećavati!
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bolje ikad
https://www.vreme.com/vesti/slovenci-ispravljaju-proslost-spomenik-sa-slovom-c-za-izbrisane/
U Ljubljani, uz reku Ljubljanicu, na prostoru nekadašnje fabrike bicikala "Rog", niče veliki javni park i kreativni centar. Na samom ulazu planirano je da stoji spomenik "izbrisanima" – gornji deo slova Ć.
To slovo je svojevremeno bilo znak da onaj ko ga ima u prezimenu pripada drugorazrednima u Sloveniji.
“Izbrisani” je naziv za gotovo 26.000 Jugoslovena koji su pre 31 godine izbrisani iz registra stanovnika Slovenije i tako izgubili ekonomska i socijalna prava i pravo zdravstvenu negu.
https://www.vreme.com/vesti/slovenci-ispravljaju-proslost-spomenik-sa-slovom-c-za-izbrisane/
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Something positive happens in the Romanian economy, despite the grim outlook for 2023 in most other EU countries. Avg net wage :arrow_upper_right: 15.7% y/y to €925 in March, inflation :arrow_lower_right: in April to 11.2% (from 14.5%), retail sales :arrow_upper_right: 7.2% in March, while trade & CA gap :arrow_lower_right: in Q1. 1/1 pic.twitter.com/Cs3SJbzqfh
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Догађа се то да Румунија коначно остварује своје потенцијале.
Тек тамо треба да се гради, земља готово да нема аутопутева.
Тек тамо треба да се гради, земља готово да нема аутопутева.
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Burundi is an exception among other nations because it is a country which gave God first place, a God who guards and protects from all misfortune.
Burundi... opskurno udruženje 20ak levičarskih intelektualaca, kojima je fetiš odbrana poniženih i uvredjenih.
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Vidi, vidi, da ljudi ne bi otišli u inostanstvo da rade morali su da podignu plate, a ovi što rade za veće plate više i troše. Ko bi rekao? /s
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Mi to necemo dozvoliti vec cemo sve uraditi da ugodimo poslodavcima, pusticemo migrante, Turke, Indijce, uci cemo u otvoreni balkan i pustiti da dolazi ko god, kad god i koliko god hoce, a pride demo da podstaknemo inflaciju da divlja. Sve za 1 investitora.
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Greece, national parliament election today:
— Europe Elects (@EuropeElects) May 21, 2023
➤ Registered voters: 9,813,595
➤ Polling stations open: 6:00 - 18:00 CEST (7:00 - 19:00 local time)
➤ 36 lists are running for 300 seats
➤ PR electoral system
➤ National threshold: 3%#εκλογες2023 #Εκλογες_21_Μαιου pic.twitter.com/yA4U7veGpI