President Stripe Mesic is scheduled to visit Kosovo as one of his last international stops before relinquishing office next month in February. After serving two five year terms, Mesic is hoping to discuss regional ties and possible situations with the local president, and is expected to address the Albanian-doominated parliment. This same parliment decided to become independant from neighboring Serbia back in Feburary of 2008. As the Croation govenment supported this cecession, Mesic hopes to visit some 20 Croation soldiers serving with the NATO peacekeeping operation currently still in Kosovo. While also supported by the US and most EU member states, this has only further driven a wedge between Croatia and neighboring Serbia.
Wednesday, January 6, 2010
Stripe Visits Kosovo (this is not a chilren's book)
by Bri
President Stripe Mesic is scheduled to visit Kosovo as one of his last international stops before relinquishing office next month in February. After serving two five year terms, Mesic is hoping to discuss regional ties and possible situations with the local president, and is expected to address the Albanian-doominated parliment. This same parliment decided to become independant from neighboring Serbia back in Feburary of 2008. As the Croation govenment supported this cecession, Mesic hopes to visit some 20 Croation soldiers serving with the NATO peacekeeping operation currently still in Kosovo. While also supported by the US and most EU member states, this has only further driven a wedge between Croatia and neighboring Serbia.
President Stripe Mesic is scheduled to visit Kosovo as one of his last international stops before relinquishing office next month in February. After serving two five year terms, Mesic is hoping to discuss regional ties and possible situations with the local president, and is expected to address the Albanian-doominated parliment. This same parliment decided to become independant from neighboring Serbia back in Feburary of 2008. As the Croation govenment supported this cecession, Mesic hopes to visit some 20 Croation soldiers serving with the NATO peacekeeping operation currently still in Kosovo. While also supported by the US and most EU member states, this has only further driven a wedge between Croatia and neighboring Serbia.
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