Milic on the emergency session of the UN Security Council on Kosovo: Serbia benefits from presenting its arguments

Political analyst Dimitrije Milic believes that at this moment, it could be in Serbia's interest to request the convening of an emergency session of the United Nations Security Council regarding the situation in Kosovo, especially since Brazil, which does not recognize Kosovo, is taking over the presidency of that body today. As he points out, when this issue is addressed on a global scale, it becomes challenging to ignore and sideline.

If the Kosovo issue were to be placed on the Security Council's agenda, Serbia could present its arguments that are not currently being heard in the current circumstances.

"In a conditional sense, on one hand, it suits us because this issue is addressed on a global level, and then it becomes difficult to ignore and sideline it because when this issue is addressed, the Serbs have some opportunities to present arguments that are not currently heard, to present them on the world stage," Milic said.

However, on the other hand, he believes that it would not be in Serbia's favor if Russia or China were to align with Serbia, considering that Russia is isolated from the West.

"And it doesn't suit us because those states that do not influence the dialogue process will be on our side, such as Russia, or it could be China, depending on the extent to which China is interested in getting involved in this issue. Currently, Russia is not the most popular state in Western circles, quite the opposite. And that kind of association with Russia is not necessarily in Serbia's favor," Milic noted.