Serbia definitely isn`t alone and with every new day becoming clear that Poland made serious mistake being first Slavic country which recognized Kosovo separation, supporting partition of Serbia. Polish diplomacy with PM Tusk seams made extraordinary blow in Polish position inside of Slavic world, clearly puting Poland on the side of hostile non-Slavs. Question is why and who orchestrate that dirrectin of Poland? Poles? No, because it seams that Polish public oppose Kosovo separation and support just Serbian position? Then, who decided for Poland, or mistaken?
Slovakia not to recognize Kosovo2008-02-25 01:05:57
http://www.enovosti.info/en/option/btg_news/0/39/Slovakia/not/to/recog nize/KosovoSlovakia’s Prime Minister Robert Fico warned yesterday that ‘by recognition of Kosovo the international law would be violated’.
‘If this rough mistake in the international law is not corrected, we cannot proceed with recognition of Kosovo since we reject unilateral proclamation’, he said.
NOTE: Clear indications of aressive Hungarian politics on Slavic countries in the region...Slovaks divided on KosovoMFA says Slovakia cannot recognise Kosovo at this pointSLOVAK SPECTATOR, 25 Feb 2008 Ľuba Lesná Politics & Society
http://www.spectator.sk/articles/view/30829/2/slovaks_divided_on_kosov o.htmlSLOVAKIA's politicians are divided on Kosovo, which declared independence from Serbia on February 17.
The only political party that has unequivocally recognised it is the Hungarian Coalition Party (SMK). Other politicians have voiced concern that Kosovo's independence could serve as a precedent for the 521,000-strong Hungarian minority in Slovakia.
Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico said that Kosovo's unilateral declaration of independence was a mistake that could worsen tensions.
Ambassador: Klaus ready to visit Serbia soonPRAGUE DAILY MONITOR, by ČTK / Published 27 February 2008
http://www.praguemonitor.com/en/282/czech_politics/19242/Prague, Feb 26 (CTK) - Czech President Vaclav Klaus is prepared to visit Serbia in the near future and thus accept an invitation that his Serbian counterpart Boris Tadic extended to him during his visit to the Czech Republic last year, new Czech Ambassador to Serbia Hana Hubackova told CTK after a meeting with Klaus Tuesday.
Prague is interested in good relations with Belgrade, he said.
According to Hubackova, Serbia is one of the largest recipients of development aid that the Czech Republic provides to other countries.
The leadership of the junior government Christian Democrats (KDU-CSL) Tuesday described its position on the recognition of independent Kosovo as "noticeably non-accommodating."
"We are rather inclined towards not recognising it," KDU-CSL chairman Jiri Cunek said.
The independence of Kosovo has been recognised, for instance, by the United States, Germany, France and Britain, while Russia, China and Slovakia oppose it.
Nations split over Kosovo's status http://mwcnews.net/content/view/20334/51/
Some have warned Kosovo's secession could have repercussions in breakaway regions across the world [AFP]Kosovo's declaration of independence from Serbia has divided world powers, with France, Britain and Germany leading some EU states in recognising Kosovo, while other nations around the world have declared the move illegal
Reaction...Argentina rules out recognition 29 February 2008 | 16:06 | Source: Tanjug
http://www.b92.net/eng/news/politics-article.php?yyyy=2008&mm=02&dd=29 &nav_id=48079BUENOS AIRES -- Argentina will not recognize Priština’s unilateral independence declaration.
Argentine Foreign Minister Jorge Taiana said in Buenos Aires on Friday that it would represent a dangerous precedent in international law, which is not in Argentina's national interest.
Argentina will not recognize Kosovo as an independent state as long as the issue of the Falkland Islands remains unresolved, Taiana underlined in an interview for the Friday issue of Buenos Aires daily Clarin.
Interesting development... Kosovo Serbs call for return of Russian troops, ReutersFebruary 28, 2008 on 5:52 am, By Branislav Krstic
http://news.serbianunity.net/2008/02/28/6248/PRISTINA, Feb 27 (Reuters) - Serbs in Kosovo called on Wednesday for the return of Russian peacekeepers to the country after the ethnic Albanian majority’s declaration of independence from Serbia this month.