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Kosovo Prime Minister Asks European Union to Lift Sanctions, but Rejects De-Escalation with Serbs
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Kosovo Rejects EU Pressure, Prime Minister Albin Kurti Calls for End to Sanctions
Kosovo Prime Minister Albin Kurti on Friday rejected a European Union call to "de-escalate" tensions in the Serb-dominated north of the country, insisting that the bloc fully lift sanctions it imposed on Kosovo over its actions in the region, TASR reported, citing an AFP report.
Kosovo Prime Minister Asks European Union to Lift Sanctions, but Rejects De-Escalation with Serbs
Kosovo Prime Minister Albin Kurti on Friday rejected a European Union call to "de-escalate" tensions in the Serb-dominated north of the country. He also insisted that the Union fully lift sanctions it imposed on Kosovo over its actions in the region. The report comes from AFP. The European Union imposed sanctions on Kosovo in 2023. This came after Kurti took measures against Serb-backed entities in Kosovo, which declared independence from Serbia…
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