Lack of normalization hinders progress in Kosovo-Serbia relations, while supporting democratic processes and institutional stability.
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Updated Jul 17
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Lack of normalization hinders progress in Kosovo-Serbia relations, while supporting democratic processes and institutional stability.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Kosovo Prosecutorial Council denied return requests amid EU-mediated agreements with Serbia.Sub-event
- MEPs expressed concern over the strategic orientation of Serbia and Kosovo, linking EU support to reform conditions.Sub-event
- An agreement focused on economic normalization was reached between Kosovo and Serbia, with a meeting hosted by the White House.Sub-event
- Tensions rise over Serb-populated regions in Kosovo following alleged bid by Serbia to carve away northern parts of the country.Sub-event
Progress in Kosovo-Serbia relations is hindered by the lack of normalization.1 source
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