“If there will not be a mutual recognition, there will not be an agreement”.
This was the response that the Prime Minister of Kosovo, Avdullah Hoti, gave to the statement of the Serbian President Aleksander Vucic, who said that Serbia will not recognize the independence of Kosovo, at least not until the presidential and parliamentary elections in Serbia, in 2022.
In a post, that was published on social media, Hoti claimed that “Kosovo remains committed to concluding all the open issues with Serbia through dialogue, which is taking place in Brussels, with the mediation of the EU”.
On September 4th in Washington, the parties committed to economic normalization under the mediation of the United States of America. The dialogue process started on March 8, 2011, following the General Resolution of the United States.
Since the beginning of the process, its form has changed from technical dialogue, to the so-called political dialogue for the normalization of Kosovo – Serbia relations.
Last from the rubric
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“Decision on Dinar – unfortunate and unnecessarily provocative”, interview of Albanian Post with Jonathan Moore
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Albin Kurti’s eight fundamental problems
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“History will record that the KLA and the United States were partners in preventing a genocide,” exclusive interview with James Rubin
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Short public letter to fellow journalists and civil society activists in Serbia, who are critical of Aleksandër Vucic as I am of Albin Kurti in Kosovo
