US EditionKosovo's prime minister blames EU envoy for the failure of recent talks with Serbia
- Kosovo's prime minister criticized the European Union for the failure of recent talks with Serbia, accusing the EU envoy of lacking neutrality and coordination with Belgrade. The prime minister called for consultations with Brussels, Washington, and other main players to bring the talks back on track.
- Serbia's continuous violation of the February agreement has not been punished, according to the prime minister of Kosovo. The EU representatives were criticized for not reacting to these violations, while the EU envoy was accused of running counter to the basic agreement and coordinating with Serbia's president in the recent talks.
- The conflict between Kosovo and Serbia, which stems from the 1998-1999 war, remains unresolved. Kosovo declared independence in 2008, which Belgrade has refused to recognize. The EU has presented a 10-point plan to address the political crises, but concerns about Moscow's influence in the Balkans persist.
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Kosovo Prime Minister Albin Kurti accuses EU mediator of partisanship: “We will not just implement what Serbia wants”
Albin Kurti accused the European Union mediator on Monday of siding with Serbia during recent talks in Brussels. Kosovo's prime minister says he will not only respect Serbia's wishes and that the entire agreement must be implemented, Reuters reported.
Kosovo’s Kurti accuses EU envoy of siding with Serbia during talks
PRISTINA (Reuters) - Kosovo Prime Minister Albin Kurti accused the European Union mediator on Monday of siding with Serbia days after talks collapsed in Brussels with the EU blaming what it called Pristina's unwillingness to honour its commitment to a deal. Kurti said EU envoy Miroslav Lajcak was coordinating with Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic to pressure him to implement only one part of the deal signed early this year that could pave …
Kosovo's prime minister blames EU envoy for the failure of recent talks with Serbia
Kosovo’s prime minister on Monday accused the European Union’s special envoy in normalization talks with Serbia of not being “neutral and correct” and of coordinating with Belgrade against Pristina.
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