Why are Kosovar and Albanian politics falling prey to division?

We should never despise or criticize our Kosovo Albanian brothers, only that some things inside Kosovo do not go well, because the things done by the governments sometimes go well and sometimes badly, just like in Albania. However, the problem must be seen from another angle, and judging it like that, it turns out that something dangerous is being articulated by the Serbian political clans in Serbia, which are using a diabolical strategy against the Albanians of Kosovo and Albania. If you look carefully, you will notice that the Kosovo-Serbia political clashes have that superficial side: on the one hand, there is a strong Kosovar leader like Albin Kurti, who is not shy before Serbia, and has even opposed the USA and the EU, and fighting corruption within country, on the other hand, the major contradictions of the opposition in Kosovo present the problem quite differently, accusing Kurti (and not without the right) of isolating Kosovo, of reducing recognition, of growing problems within Kosovo. And these problems are raised by Kiamete Berisha and Glauk Konjufca, respectively, with these arguments: Kimete Berisha states that: Albin Kurti has Bosniakized Kosovo with the negotiations he is doing with Vucic. And that, if Kosovo was a state 'better than Bosnia', Albin Kurti would not negotiate the existence of the state of Kosovo. While Glauk Konjufca has written that Kosovo, with the Basic Agreement reached in Brussels and the Annex in Ohrid, has agreed to establish the Association of Municipalities with a Serbian Majority according to the 2013 Agreement and to receive de facto recognition from Serbia, there have been many reactions. The same thing is happening in Albania: accusations against the majority for corruption have been added (some and rightfully so), but another accusation has been added against the majority (and this indirectly due to the proposal by the opposition of a former convict, Bejleri who is in prison on the charge of vote-buying) by Greece, which is continuing, quite rightly, the extraordinary pressure on the Albanian government. The pressures on both the Albanian and Kosovar governments both from the respective oppositions and from the neighbors, namely Serbia towards Kosovo and Greece towards Albania, seemingly as different issues, have only one common strategy: the disruption of the Albanian factor both internally through the respective oppositions and from abroad through the international factor. In this case, although Konjufca is apparently right, he does not explain everything (he spares us from deep knowledge, he does not tell us, for example, why until they took power they were against negotiations - for Self-determination), in this case he is deepening the division within Kosovo . Because Serbia is reaching its goal also because of the wrong policy of Albin Kurti who supported the imprisonment of the leaders of the KLA and the opposition to the advice of the USA and the EU. Serbia has another dangerous weapon and with this it is achieving its goal of separating Kosovo from Albania. How do you want to achieve the goal of divide and rule? Creating the idea for Kosovar politicians that they are a different nation from the Albanians and a different language from Albania. This will cause Kosovo not to want to join Albania. This means that Albanians will remain small states full of political-religious contradictions with politicians who are easily bought and sold and divided. The desire of some Kosovar politicians to have a Paschal of their own is to the detriment of the national interests of Albania and Kosovo. Whereas in Albania the situation is presented by the written media as even more honest: the opposition led by the "non-women" continues to exert pressure as always, playing the role of the investigator, the prosecutor and calling for nationwide protests to ``remove get rid of the mafia government'. These divisive calls of an opposition that has become a ``straw...that'' against the majority, are joined by the pressures of Greece, which has also raised the case of the thief Bejleri in the EC. The day-to-day activation of calls to remove the majority rule with protests, arguing that ``slander, slander that something will remain'' is also prompted by the Greek attitude towards the Bejleri case (although the USA, which has invested a lot for an independent justice in Albania ) is trying to destabilize Albania and remove it from European integration. All this is not a coincidence. Seeing the insistence of the government leaders of Kosovo and Albania to strengthen governance, the rule of law, but with neighbors like Greece and Serbia, they care that in Albania and Kosovo, respectively, there is only political war, religious war (this is a priority for Serbs in Kosovo who see it as a weapon for the destruction of the state of Kosovo), and economic and financial problems which are exaggerated especially by Greece in the EC and the EU for the fight against corruption by accusing Albania as a corrupt country mainly through the Albanian "non grata", even keeping the law of war still active. The Greek mischief still continues because, being guilty, it follows the principle of attacking continuously and not leaving time for the Albanians to seek Greek injustices. So the main goal of both neighbors is to keep both Albanian states economically weak, politically divided, religiously divided (this is more dangerous in Kosovo, however, in Albania the Greek lobby secretly through some clerical element but and minorities requires the division and Hellenism of the south) and preventing the unification of Albanians in a single state in the future. The fear is great, but also the pressure is great. A great Albanian nation would create a stable state, strong economy, respect from the world and neighbors. If we do not understand the diabolical policies of the neighboring politicians and if we do not oppose them unitedly and with the help of the USA and the EU, this means that Albanians will continue to suffer from their neighbors in the future.