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Aleksandar Vui addressed the media from Brussels.

The leaders of the six countries in the region were invited to a meeting with the leaders of the European Council, which should be held tomorrow before the beginning of the regular June summit of the Union, at which enlargement will be discussed.

"You have to understand that Serbia is in a very different position compared to many others, because of its history, because of its special ties with Russia," Rama said.
He stated that he believes that Serbia should impose sanctions in time, but warned that Belgrade, which is largely dependent on Moscow for energy supplies, should not be pressured to do too much too soon.

At the beginning, Macedonian Prime Minister Dimitar Kovacevski addressed the audience, greeting all participants gathered, as citizens of the Western Balkans.

Few people in the US or abroad took notice of President Joe Biden's memorandum to combat corruption globally -until the Administration began to declare former world leaders personae non grata.

In Albania, the US had repeatedly criticized Prime Minister Edi Rama's Socialist government of corruption, calling it "pervasive in all branches of government," especially in the judiciary.

In an interview with the German daily the Mnchner "Merkur", Rama says that possible conflicts in the Western Balkans would be stopped if the countries of the region join the EU. He cited Ireland as an example.

As a reminder, the president is on a two-day visit to Slovenia, and he took part in the summit on Brdo near Kranj.

He accused Serbia of "making theatrical maneuvers in the north of Kosovo", reports Gazeta Express.

Sexist attacks also came from all categories and age-groups owning a social networks account. Memes were also shared, focussing not only on the women in the new government but also conveying the message that they "will be used and exploited".

This happened during a joint press conference with German Chancellor Angela Merkel in Tirana.
"Shame on Albanian PM @ediramaal, who deliberately ignored the questions of Kosovo journalists. The @EFJEUROPE condemns this outrageous segregation", EFJ's Secretary General Ricardo Gutirrez said on Twitter.