Montenegro: We do not recognize President Koštunica: Kosovo should return to Serbia editorial Koštunica “Đukanović betrayed” Ilir Kulla Yugoslavia crushed what was hoped would play a more modest role, and with courage, more in tune with reality. Milošević’s return to power would have been a heavy blow to European and American politics. But he was overthrown. Yugoslavia, backed by the West, is now looking for a new figure, not from among the major parties, traditionally to replace him. But when it comes to international relations, part of his analysis is strange. He declared that Kosovo should be returned to Serbia, and that the struggle of all ethnic minorities is unjustified. Montenegro has sent a clear signal by announcing that it will not recognize the new Yugoslav president. In Germany, when a chancellor was brought down, he left for good. Here, apparently, the opposite happened. These are signs of an unresolved reality, which the Serbian opposition must take seriously if it wants a new Yugoslavia.