Battle in the Adriatic
Intellectual resistance to pseudopolitics
By Merian SHAHINAJ
At the moment it does not pose any real danger, a possible bloodshed to draw attention and worry Europeans and America through a new drama. The question is raised: what is the real purpose? To bring it closer to Europe, or are we the ones getting closer? Tired, posed politicians are trying to solve the Albanian crisis through a show. Politicians thirsty both for water and for prestige stood in front of the high office of the capital and appeared before the eyes of a public hungry for news. To make it clear that democracy would save Albania through foreign intervention, while we would have to endure another wave of promises.
The tired politicians, with vague language, have spoken about alliances, about talks, about decisions that no one understood. In fact, the question remains: is this a solution or just another act in the theater of the Albanian crisis? At a time when the country is waiting for concrete answers, the public is being offered a political spectacle that changes nothing at its core.
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