Examples of using Border changes in English and their translations into Serbian
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Reasonable border changes are the only means to ensure peace.
They first destroyed them, and after that they say there should be no more border changes.
Reasonable border changes are the only means to ensure peace.
Turkish President Abdullah Gul said on February 2nd that his country opposes any border changes in the Balkans.
Talk of border“corrections”―a new euphemism for border changes―has recently become attractive to Western policymakers, for lack of tangible alternatives.
They were saying, just to clear it up,that if that happens Serbia will open a new Pandora's Box with the border changes….
Then they tell me‘no, no, we accept the border changes that we did ten years ago, but you cannot do it even if you agree on that with your Albanian counterparts.”.
Some EU officials have hinted that the union might also be willing to back a deal that involves border changes.
And we do not need new territories,we do not border changes in the Balkans, we respect all others, we respect Bosnia, we respect Croatia, we desire no war of any kind.
The article further states that“some EU officials have hinted they may also be willing to back a deal that involves border changes.”.
Although Kosovo's parliament has now established a negotiating platform that rules out border changes, Thaçi declined to say the idea is off the table.
DF will not recognise any border changes and concessions detrimental to Montenegro and we will be ready, once we are in power, to bring the Montenegrin Army back to the borders to protect the country's territorial integrity.
In the first one are those, who are autochthonous to their homeland, andlive outside Hungary since the border changes of the post-World War I Treaty of Trianon of 1920.
DF will not recognise any border changes and concessions detrimental to Montenegro and we will be ready, once we are in power, to bring the Montenegrin Army back to the borders to protect the country's territorial integrity.
Steffen Seibert, spokesperson of German chancellor Angela Merkel,simply stated that the"stories of border changes in the Western Balkans are very dangerous."[27].
If Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić andKosova President Hashim Thaci reach an agreement on border changes, some Albanian leaders in both Kosova and Macedonia may see a chance for further ethnic homogenization by attaching territory from Macedonia to Kosova.
Karin Kneissl, the foreign minister of Austria, whose country currently holds the EU's rotating presidency,said:“I don't want to lecture but border changes have always have brought new problems with them.”.
When they say to me“we don't want to change the borders”, I immediately reply to them saying“ok, that means that Kosovo is the part of Serbia, there are no border changes”-“No, no, we accept the border changes that we did 10 years ago, but you cannot do it even if you agree on that with your Albanian counterparts.”.
The member of the European Parliament for Slovenia, Tanja Fajon, stated that the"ideas on the non-paper are dangerous,problems have to be solved through dialogue."[18] Slovenian president Borut Pahor said that he rejects"dangerous ideas about border changes in the Balkans" and that he knew"nothing about the non-paper."[19].
So while European fears are legitimate about how changing the Kosovo-Serbia border could encourage other countries to follow suit, andthe European Union is right to insist that any border changes should be supported by the majority of people in those countries, the message comes across poorly.
Pragmatism needs to trump principle in this case to secure a deal that promises to bring a close to the years of bloodshed and border changes that have resulted from the collapse of Yugoslavia.
Karin Kneissl, the foreign minister of Austria, whose country currently holds the EU's rotating presidency,said:“I don't want to lecture but border changes have always have brought new problems with them.”.
Pragmatism needs to trump principle in this case to secure a deal that promises to bring a close to the years of bloodshed and border changes that have resulted from the collapse of Yugoslavia.
Pragmatism needs to trump principle in this case to secure a deal that promises to bring a close to the years of bloodshed and border changes that have resulted from the collapse of Yugoslavia.
Germany was one of the countries which did not agree with the ideas launched by the Serb president Vucic andKosovo's president, Hashim Thaci for border changes as the way to normalize ties between the two countries.
So while European fears are legitimate about how changing the Kosovo-Serbia border could encourage other countries to follow suit, andthe European Union is right to insist that any border changes should be supported by the majority of people in those countries, the message comes across poorly.
Representatives of United Kingdom andGermany also spoke against border change.
Abbott: There are no red lines for the dialogue, but there are parameters,UK is against border change.
Speaking to the journalists gathered at the conference, Tzifakis told that a border change or demarcation would create new problems not only in Kosovo, but in Bosnia and Herzegovina as well.
He says that no one until Thaci spoke about the exchange of territory or border change in Belgrade or Pristina.