Der Kosovo leidet nicht nur unter einer korrupten Führungsriege, sondern auch daran, dass die internationale Gemeinschaft sie hätschelt und tätschelt, sagt der kosovarische Jurist Robert Muharremi
Doch möglicherweise dreht jetzt der Wind. Die Regierung des Kosovo kam in den vergangenen Wochen in immer stärkere Bedrängnis. Zwei Jahre nach der einseitigen Erklärung der Unabhängigkeit von Serbien übt aber nicht der verfeindete Nachbar Druck auf Premierminister Hashim Thaçi und vor allem dessen Minister für Transport und Kommunikation, Fatmir Limaj, aus, sondern die europäische Rechtsstaatsmission EULEX.
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http://derstandard.at/1271374861224/Problem-in-den-Koepfen-der-Regierung

Von den kriminellen Banden, wurde inzwischen auch in Albanien, viel beschlagnahmt.

“Ethnic Albanian organized crime groups have established themselves in many European Union Member States and beyond… ethnic Albanian crime groups are found to extend their role from facilitators to achieving full control in certain crime areas. They adapt without difficulties to local or changing situations.”
No “Freedom Fighters”, Just Criminals and Thugs

On the preceding pages, the latest Drugs & Crime UN report offers a rarely accurate analysis of the situation among the ethnic Albanians (both next door to Serbia, in neighboring Albania, and in Serbia itself, mainly in the southern Kosovo province), which led to formation of the Albanian terrorist KLA (UCK) and to the terrorist attacks in Serbia — an unusually honest glimpse at the root-causes of Albanian insurrection and occupation of part of Serbia, impossible to find in the tons of worthless junk produced daily by the Western mainstream media.

The following excerpt effectively dismantles the pompous claims of heroic “struggle for freedom and independence” and disingenuous references to the “self-determination” of an ethnic group which has already exercised its right to self-determination with the formation of state of Albania.

No, it has nothing to do with “freedom”, “independence” or “self-determination”, it is all about illicit trade, crime without punishment, lawlessness, thuggery and insatiable greed.
Criminals, Terrorists or Politicians? In Kosovo-Metohija, all Three.

Excerpt from the UN Office on Drugs and Crime report for March 2008

[pg 52] According to an Interpol statement made before the U.S. Congress in 2000:

http://www.unodc.org/documents/data-and-analysis/Balkan_study.pdf