Albin Kurti’s acts are becoming more and more nationalist-populist, which is dangerous for Kosovo’s stability
Tefta Kelmendi joined the Carrefour de l’Europe podcast to talk about the tensions in the Western Balkans
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That hands-off approach carries risks, said Engjellushe Morina, a senior fellow at the European Council on Foreign Relations
Morina Engjellushe comments on the current violence in Kosovo and its links Serbia´s foreign policy
Logically, the mayors elected in April should resign so that elections can be held in mid-July
[The election] was very badly managed by the Americans and the Europeans
The status quo in northern Kosovo has created a security vacuum, making violence predictable
Aleksandar Vučić, on the other hand, still seems to hope that northern Kosovo will once again be part of Serbia, says Balkan expert Engjellushe Morina.’
The European Union and the United States are going easy on Serbia. […] They are trying to draw its President Aleksandar Vucic to their side, to counter Russian and Chinese influence in the region
The recent clashes were predictable. They are a regular occurrence, but this time NATO soldiers were injured
In an interview with Libération, Tefta Kelmendi analyses the recent confrontations between Serbs and Albanians in the north of Kosovo
Whatever the issue at hand, Serbia’s president, Aleksandar Vucic, is the first person they call
Majda Ruge argues that Western governments treat Belgrade as the indispensable player on the major questions facing the Western Balkans