EU Committee proposes visa liberalization for Kosovo
European Parliament Committee on Civil Liberties, Justice and Home Affairs has given a recommendation to the EP for a visa free regime for Kosovo citizens.
Source: Beta
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(Tom L'Orizi, 1 September 2018 18:11)
Let’s try and return to your comment about Serbian population declining. The Albanian Institute of Statistics states the country’s total fertility rate of 1.51 children born per woman is one of the lowest in the world.
So, if Tirana claims its birth rates are declining fast, what are the chances that this is reverse in Kosovo? Pristina keeps no records of population, fertility rates or people who contract cancers? The only data Pristina releases contains pre-1999 information. It does not even show that over half million of its “citizens” do not live in Kosovo.
I note you have stopped looking in a dictionary for new words LOL.
(, 3 September 2018 11:03) -
... To quote you oh fake Italian Albo it just does not add up LOL.
Like shooting fish in a barrel. Albos have no idea what they are talking about.
(sj, 31 August 2018 11:10)
Yep, nothing ever adds up with you. Correctly spotted.
(, 1 September 2018 18:11) -
LOL,
Serbia’s supposed borders are only recognized by 82 out of 193 countries, I.e. less than 43%.
(, 1 September 2018 17:31) -
... Kind of hard seeing Serbia in the back mirror when you're hiding in someone else's trunk trying to get smuggled into central Europe :)
(LOL, 31 August 2018 17:07)
You seem to know a thing or two about smuggling people!
(, 1 September 2018 03:30) -
Kosovo Albanians are exploiting the fictive state called the Republic of Serbia...
(icj1, 31 August 2018 14:34)
Yeah, funny how that "fictive state" allows them access to travel and has international recognition as a sovereign country. Try harder in your comebacks.
(, 31 August 2018 23:48) -
in a few years Kosovo will see you from the back mirror, LOL.
(Genti, 31 August 2018 06:48)
Kind of hard seeing Serbia in the back mirror when you're hiding in someone else's trunk trying to get smuggled into central Europe :)
(, 31 August 2018 17:07) -
I wonder, who would issue the last death certificate when the last remaining Serb meets the Creator?!!! Would there be a priest!? These are some very difficult questions to answer. Any ideas please?!
(Tom L'Orizi, 30 August 2018 22:51)
I don't know "Tom", but since Serbs are the most populous in the region, it will come after the last Croat, Bulgar, and Bosnian dies out since all their populations are smaller and in equal free-fall. As for Albanians, well, they days of having litters of 12 kids or more are done. Looks like Albanian women have finally been introduced to modern health care and birth control and are, at best, keeping current demographics consistent.
Now all that's needed is for modernization to be introduces and their women will have just as much a desire to live a life other than being an incubator for babies, and its population will decline as well.
And what does population decline have to do with the topic at hand? You felt the need to retort something, but didn't have anything better to come back with? You need to improve your trolling, bro.
(, 31 August 2018 17:06) -
That's only true if Albanians use the "passport" of that fictive state called the Republic of Kosovo. Kosovo Albanians are smart enough to always travel with a passport from either Serbia, Albania, or Macedonia
(LOL, 30 August 2018 16:44)
Exactly, Kosovo Albanians are exploiting the fictive state called the Republic of Serbia...
(, 31 August 2018 14:34) -
(Tom L'Orizi, 30 August 2018 22:51)
Lets read from an Albanian source on population in Alboland:
“The population of Albania, as defined by the Albanian Institute of Statistics, is 2,886,026….. The country’s total fertility rate of 1.51 children born per woman is one of the lowest in the world”.
If Albanian women in Albania have one of the lowest fertility rate in the world then how do the Albos in Kosova expect to outnumber Serbs????
To quote you oh fake Italian Albo it just does not add up LOL.
Like shooting fish in a barrel. Albos have no idea what they are talking about.
(, 31 August 2018 11:10) -
Reading Serbian news you would think that Kosovo is this backwards and poor isolate country, whose citizens cannot go anywhere. Is it true now that a Kosovo passport is worth the same as a Serbian passport in the eyes of the EU??? :) LOL.
Good job Serbia, Albania is leaving you far behind, in a few years Kosovo will see you from the back mirror, LOL.
(, 31 August 2018 06:48) -
... Whatever documents they use, most are leaving Kosovo and not coming back. This liberalization will only speed up their efforts to by a one-way ticket out :)
(LOL, 30 August 2018 16:44)
Even if all Albanians leave Kosova, which is not possible, it's still much better than 107 death certificates being issued more than birth certificates every single day in Serbia - until the last death certificate.
I wonder, who would issue the last death certificate when the last remaining Serb meets the Creator?!!! Would there be a priest!? These are some very difficult questions to answer. Any ideas please?!
(, 30 August 2018 22:51) -
Switzerland and some others must be in need for some more professional sajdjije.
(, 30 August 2018 21:47) -
Give them German passports. Please. Let's improve German society. Germans and Albanians are made for each other.
(, 30 August 2018 19:43) -
Yes please! Once the shiptars get viza free travel there will be a flood of people leaving. Just like flushing the toilet
(, 30 August 2018 17:31) -
"Citizens of Kosovo remain the only ones in Europe who still require visas in order to travel to the countries of the Schengen Area."
That's only true if Albanians use the "passport" of that fictive state called the Republic of Kosovo. Kosovo Albanians are smart enough to always travel with a passport from either Serbia, Albania, or Macedonia. The Serbian passport office in Gracanica is visited by Albanians every day wanting to get a Serbian passport because they're citizens of Serbia. This liberalization for "Kosovo" is simply window dressing, like all things Kosovo Albanian to give the illusion they're a country.
Whatever documents they use, most are leaving Kosovo and not coming back. This liberalization will only speed up their efforts to by a one-way ticket out :)
(, 30 August 2018 16:44)