Toma trying to be a Pacifist

I have an article for my Serbian readers and it is about Tomislav Nikolić trying to be a pacifist between Russia and EU as Serbia is currently heading the OSCE. At first glance, it could mean disaster if he fails but being a good hearted person, i think in this case, give him a chance even just 1%. We are just humans and we made mistakes but it doesn't mean I support him. He is two-faced leader in my observation.

"We hold the OSCE presidency. If they really want to reconcile, Serbia is the ideal chairman. After us, there will not be a country that wants to join the EU and has good relations with Russia," Nikolić said as he took questions during a news conference with Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas in Belgrade.

Here's the obvious thrill in my observations:

Asked "whether Serbia can contribute to calming passions" between Palestine and Israel, he said that "if all parties to conflicts in the world were to, in some way, rely on Serbia, we would not have time to sleep at night."

Citing as examples China and Japan, Armenia and Azerbaijan, Russia and Georgia, Macedonia and Greece, which he said are all friends of Serbia, Nikolić noted that his country has been "offering good services to each of them."

"With each of them we can make contacts that might lead to solving the problem," he said, and stressed that "the most difficult dispute" was the one between the EU and Russia. 

I recently tried to decipher why in the world Toma would do such a thing. Trying to make peace? It's not yet in my observations but maybe likely. See his approach. Whether people see this as a game is I don't know. Maybe his pacifism is going too far beyond his control. The first thing Toma do is to kick out Aleksandar Vučić, his embattled ally from being the Prime Minister and put someone neutral(if that's possible). I know it will never happen but that's my take.

Maybe not the best option for him as well but he should as well get Kosovo back. That's objective no. 1, retake Kosovo at all costs. I know he cares but he doesn't want to escalate it into a conflict, so he is not deciding what should be done. In the end, it's his decision if he wants Srbija to be respectable again or not.