Yesterday, the Serbian President, Boris Tadici, made a quick visit to Bucharest and was advised by his Romanian counterpart to “get over the difficult moment faster” and not to give up on the EU adherence, because “Serbia’s self-isolation would be disadvantageous”. Invitation to Bucharest

Yesterday, the Serbian President, Boris Tadici, made a quick visit to Bucharest and was advised by his Romanian counterpart to “get over the difficult moment faster” and not to give up on the EU adherence, because “Serbia’s self-isolation would be disadvantageous”. Moreover, even though Romania doesn’t agree with the new state, Traian Basescu told Tadici he “should talk to Pristina”.

A tall and dignified Boris Tadici. A commiserating Traian Basescu who behaved like all the others present in the room in which he diplomatically said how sorry he was for his loss. Here is how things look like for Boris Tadici: “Serbia still wants to have the entire territory, to keep its province, Serbia will never give up on its future as an EU state”, in spite of all the states that “hit” it by agreeing with the Kosovo independence. “Serbia will never agree with the independence of the Kosovo Province, but all the actions and moves of Serbia will be made to maintain the territorial integrity of the state. These are the reasons for which we will never start a war and we have quite an experience when it comes to the wars in the Balkans.” However, the Serbian President says “the communication with the countries that agreed with the illegal independence of Kosovo will be reduced”. “This certainly doesn’t mean the self-isolation of Serbia, because this would mean Serbia supported the gesture of the ones that agreed with the independence of Kosovo”, Tadici explained.

The President of the neighbor state said he “acknowledged Romania’s attitude”, because “it doesn’t agr