The Balkans, in the name of primitive nationalism, created Albanian Albanophobia

Even after three decades, we still can't, or don't want to, solve the political and economic problems, especially the inter-ethnic ones, as evidenced by the recent cases in North Macedonia. This Balkan nationalism was really misunderstood and confused with chauvinism and corrupted the concept of real nationalism. In the name of primitive nationalism, they switched to chauvinistic politics and created Albanophobia. This kind of nationalism through the centuries remained a bad interpretation; a speculative misuse, which has led to the birth and deepening of Balkan albanophobia. Then this anti-Albanian policy created the century-long hand, which has forced the official policy of the Albanian state from time to time to react against the current anti-Albanian Balkan policy and demanded that they give up this anti-Albanianism, because peace in the Balkan region is endangered through this Albanophobia. The publicist Nexhmedin Spahi's statements about the Kosovar nation, already known and discussed, have provoked reactions. This is because Spahiu throws in the idea of ??the Kosovar nation, or even that the case of Kosovo will help the development of the theory of the nation. Spahiu thinks that the nation is a political construct and that it should not be confused with ethnicity. But such thoughts, as we judge, harm the Albanian issue in general and the Albanians of Kosovo and North Macedonia, in particular. The Balkan Albanian spaces remain configured within a bitter geographical and historical reality, since not only did the Albanians remain living in six Balkan states, but the worst thing is that this division, not only brought about the deep weakening of Albania and the Albanians as a whole , but different policies and interests also penetrated, which led to great centuries-old fatigue, because the Albanians remained unsubjugated. Albanophobia of our neighbors is an instinctive reaction, created for about 100 years, but now times have changed. Europe is realigning, and the West is beginning to correct its mistakes. Although some states of the former Yugoslavia are recovering, North Macedonia, even discussing its name, is facing itself, reaching confrontations and civil war. We think that this reality also comes from the difficulty of keeping today's Macedonia afloat, a state that was created and is kept afloat with crutches. In the Balkans, there are no big and small, with the new changes and realignments, in our peninsula, slowly everyone will understand that there are no bigger people, everyone is equal. We Albanians have not yet formed as a nation in the full sense of the word. Albanians still do not have a national program that would emancipate them in terms of raising national consciousness, for their own protection, not to attack others. We still have problems with our identity. In politics, we think that it is necessary to prevent the accumulated evils between ourselves and our neighbors. Albanophobia, as complex as it is, I am trying to briefly, as a shorthand writing, for a number of people who lack knowledge from the Golgotha ??of the Kosovar Albanians, for more than a century, especially for our brothers from the south of Albania. From this article it will be understood why there was a strong reaction to Bregovi?'s concert in Korça. The premise can also be derived from this article: Why the "Open Balkans" project remains harmful in the economic-political plan and threatens our national security. Albanophobia, or the attitude and sensitivity, remains rooted today, especially after the last war in 1998-1999, continuing widely today. So, hatred is connected with conflicts, Albanian-Serbian wars. Albanophobia is seen from negative stereotypes, prejudices and discrimination against Albanians. Albanophobia can also take the form of racism, analysts write. Prejudices also lie in the use of the name "Albanian", as a Slavized form for Albanian ethnonym, this is treated as an insult in the Serbian language connotation. continuing well into the present day. So, hatred is connected with conflicts, Albanian-Serbian wars. Albanophobia is seen from negative stereotypes, prejudices and discrimination against Albanians. Albanophobia can also take the form of racism, analysts write. Prejudices also lie in the use of the name "Albanian", as a Slavized form for Albanian ethnonym, this is treated as an insult in the Serbian language connotation. continuing well into the present day. So, hatred is connected with conflicts, Albanian-Serbian wars. Albanophobia is seen from negative stereotypes, prejudices and discrimination against Albanians. Albanophobia can also take the form of racism, analysts write. Prejudices also lie in the use of the name "Albanian", as a Slavized form for Albanian ethnonym, this is treated as an insult in the Serbian language connotation.