The international intervention failed to bring about the expected results and that is, more or less, widely admitted. I agree with my colleague Bajrami when he says that the solution of the crisis depends of the people who live in Kosovo. Nevertheless, when people do not want to resolve something, then the solution has to be imposed. If a leader of a state is not aware of that, than he simply leads his people into a catastrophe. International institutions are being established in Kosovo.
Joint institutions function there as well.
I hope that we will have local elections in Kosovo next autumn, and that general and other elections will follow next spring. The situation will be fully stabilized after the elections, and the people of Kosovo will steadily be taking over responsibility for the situation there. As far as the status of Kosovo is concerned, I am certain that the international community will not impose a solution. The choice about the future status of Kosovo will be left to the citizens of Kosovo. They will find a permanent solution through a democratic process, which means a democratic Kosovo, open to all those for whom Kosovo is their homeland and their state.