Kosovo PM: Belgrade is destabilizing peace in Balkans | Conflict Zone
October 12, 2022
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as posted by the channelThe war in Ukraine has raised political tensions throughout Europe – but notably between Kosovo and Serbia. In Brussels, officials have told both sides to cool their rhetoric and warned Kosovo that without an agreement to normalize relations with Belgrade, the time for joining the EU is running out.
Kosovo Prime Minister Albin Kurti says Belgrade is destabilizing the Balkans through “illegal structures” and Serbia’s relationship with Russia includes military, economic, and intelligence ties. What hope is there of an agreement between the two sides before the European Union’s deadline of May 2024? Speaking to DW’s Tim Sebastian from the capital Pristina, Kurti
claimed his country is the democratic success story of the Western Balkans. But what about the corruption, discrimination, and the harassment of journalists? And, more than 20 years after the conflict in Kosovo, why are 1000 war crimes cases still pending?
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