Is the Kosovo-Serbia dialogue really reaching an historic moment?
With increased urgency coming from some quarters, five analysts give their take.
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"Three agreements, in the form of letters of intent, were signed under the leadership of the U.S. with the tariff in place."
Jeta Krasniqi"Such a deal would be a creation of three men in a hurry — power-hungry and with questionable legitimacy to make the final decision."
"Not applying public pressure on Serbia suggests the Trump administration has identified the weaker side and is seeking to exploit that weakness by applying targeted pressure to get a solution — any solution."
Toby Vogel"I believe that the region will see less EU involvement in the immediate future."
"Any agreement that is a quick fix rather than a very solid and implementable agreement is also very likely to be rejected by the citizens."
Donika Emini
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