If cooperation between two opposed parties, the authorities and the opposition, is the only condition of stability of Albania, such logic should also be applied in consideration of relations within the political movement of Kosovo Albanians. This means that possible cooperation and coordination of political and other activities are out of the question, although everybody is talking about necessary cooperation and unity of vital interests and objectives. S imilarities or equivalence should be also sought when presence and influence of the international community is concerned. Both in Albania and in the Albanian movement in Kosovo it has become an almost decisive factor in development of internal processes. D evelopments taking place on the surface of political and other conflicts in Albania make the impression that Kosovo is one of the critical points of the current inter-Albanian confrontations.
Mutual accusations range from treason to patriotism.
W hen speaking about the approach to the question of Kosovo, among main political forces which are clashing in Albania there has never been and there still are no differences which would be worth mentioning. Regardless of the sharpness of rhetoric and numerous tricks especially of the Albanian prime minister Fatos Nano, as well as possible maximalist wishes, everybody in Tirana seems to be making realistic estimates about possibilities of Albania in promoting the cause of Kosovo and Kosovo Albanians. There is no foundation for the conviction in Kosovo and the world that Berisha has been and still is a greater nationalist than Fatos Nano. This impression was created mostly on the basis of statements of Fatos Nano who is trying to present himself on the diplomatic scene as a better man than Berisha. A lbanian prime minister overdid it on several occasions, but it should be said that not even here, where things have become red-hot, has this been taken seriously.