Tensionet politike ne, Shqipëri, mund te jete tema e ministrave te puneve te Jashtme ne Bruksel se bashku me situatën ne Maqedoni e Moldavi edhe pse zyrtarisht jane jashtë axhendes se 11 marsit. Portali i pavarur ne Bruksel, "European Voice", thekson se kjo ka qene nje jave plot shqetësime per eurokomisionerin Fyle, sidomos sa i takon zhvillimet ne tre vendet e Ballkanit. Duke iu referuar situatës politike ne Shqipëri, "Eurovoice" thekson se Fyle ka shprehur kritika per mbajtjen e referendumit per tre ligjet, pasi e konsideron si nje mënyrë qe shmang dialogun politik. Kriza politike ne Shqipëri lidhet me miratimin e tre ligjeve te kerkuara nga bashkimi evropian. Megjithatë, Fyle ka kritikuar qeverinë, e cila ka marre vendimit per te mbajtur nje referendum per keto tre çeshtje qe kane te bejne me gjyqësorin, administratën publike dhe reformën parlamentare, duke shmangur votimin e tyre me konsensus ne parlament. Nje referendum nuk mund te jete nje "Bypass" per dialogun dhe bashkëpunimin konstruktiv mes qeverise dhe opozitës ne axhenden evropiane. Ne kete shkrim, nenvizohet edhe përpjekja e vazhdueshme e komisionerit Fyle per te ulur ne tryeze palët politike ne Maqedoni, pas vendimit te opozite per te bojkotuar zgjedhjet.
Political tensions, Albania, may be the subject of foreign affairs ministers in Brussels together with the situation in Macedonia, Moldova, although officially been out agenda March 11. Independent portal in Brussels, "European Voice", points out that this has been a week full of trouble for eurokomisionerin Fyle, especially with regard to developments in three Balkan countries. Referring to the political situation in Albania, "Eurovoice" states Fule expressed criticism for a referendum on three laws, as it considers a way that avoids the political dialogue. Albania's political crisis linked to the adoption of three laws required by the European Union. However, Fule criticized the government, which has taken the decision to hold a referendum on these three issues relating to the judiciary, public administration and parliamentary reform, avoiding their vote by consensus in parliament. A referendum can not be a "Bypass" for dialogue and constructive cooperation between the government and the opposition in the European agenda. At this writing, underlined the continuing effort of Commissioner Füle to reduce negotiations between political parties in Macedonia, following the opposition's decision to boycott the election.
