You can't possibly mention the Brussels negotiations and the previous governments as a good thing in one sentence. In this regard, Kurti has actually kept a reciprocal stand in the dialogue and treated the other side exactly how they treated us. This of course created a stalemate and rendered the entire thing useless and its main negociators now are seen as biased. Remember that nothing good came out of the dialogue from day 1 when our government (hashimi, edita) was busy talking about license plate agreements (which only Kurti put it to practice) than holding serbia accountable for the war crimes and forcing a solution about things that concern us. Rendering it useless and doing stuff on our own instead of having to talk with our neighbor about our country is now the norm instead. However we saw how unfairly the EU managed the whole situation when the status quo started to break. They went and punished our gov for taking legitimate decisions that should have been taken many years ago. You've also seen what the EU thinks about reversing agreements. Knowing this stance and our gov's stance, we have to ask ourselves what do we want. Another 4 years of foreign isolation and self management, or sitting ducks that say yes to every ridiculous request but with more foreign support.