Serbia’s prime minister has arrived in Albania for an historic visit.<br /><br /> Aleksandar Vucic is the first Serbian leader to travel to the nation, with which his country has long had tense relations.<br /><br /> He was welcomed in Tirana by his Albanian counterpart Edi Rama. <br /><br /> “If we are smart and responsible enough, and we understand that wars and bloodshed will not solve our problems, and we pursue dialogue and honest relations, then I can say that both Serbia and Albania have a much better future compared to the past we had together,” said Vucic, standing alongside Rama. <br /><br /> Serbia has accused Tirana of wanting to create a Greater Albania – encompassing Kosovo, the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia and other areas where ethnic Albanians live in the Balkans. <br /><br /> “Greater Albania is an idea of those who don’t want what is good for us. Albania has no projects relating to a Greater Albania. We only have one – to join the EU,” said Rama. <br /><br /> Vucic’s arrival follows Rama’s visit to Belgrade in Novemb
