EU Has Begun Lifting Measures Imposed on Kosovo, Kallas Says

The European Union has announced yesterday that it has started the phased upward process of economic sanctions imposed by Kosovo, as a result of the tension in the north of the country. However, the measure is conditional on real easing and internal political stability, the head of the European diplomat Kaja Kallas, who is visiting Pristina, according to Reuters.

EU says it has begun to ease sanctions on Kosovo

The EU's top diplomat Kaja Kallas on Thursday said the bloc has begun to lift sanctions on Kosovo, but that the process would be conditional on a sustained de-escalation of violence and hostilities in the north. Read more at straitstimes.com.

EU Has Begun Lifting Measures Imposed on Kosovo, Kallas Says

The European Union has started to “gradually lift” punitive measures imposed on Kosovo, the bloc’s foreign-affairs chief Kaja Kallas said.

EU Takes Steps to Lift Sanctions on Kosovo Amid Political Turmoil

The European Union has announced a gradual easing of sanctions imposed on Kosovo, a move that comes amid ongoing political stalemate in the country. The sanctions were initially enacted in response to rising tensions in the Serb-majority north, where Prime Minister Albin Kurti’s government has faced criticism for its handling of ethnic relations. Key Takeaways The EU has begun to lift sanctions on Kosovo, contingent on de-escalation of violence…

The Group for Legal and Political Studies (GLPS) has welcomed the EU's decision to begin lifting measures against Kosovo, although it said that this decision is overdue. “The measures were unjust, their imposition was a mistake, while their abandonment......

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