THE PAVLOVIC TODAY Special coverage of Serbia-Kosovo Talks directly from the White House and the State Department
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US Reinforces Commitment To Belgrade-Pristina Dialogue: Urgent Call For Breakthrough On The Association Of Serb Majority Municipalities
In the realm of international diplomacy, while Ukraine and Gaza take center stage, the Western Balkans remains an underreported hotspot. The…
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State Department Issues Warning: Clock Ticks As Kosovo-Serbia Talks Stall
To say that the high-level talks between Kosovo’s PM Albin Kurti and Serbian President Vucic failed to yield any substantial diplomatic results would be an understatement. “Unfortunately, after quite a long meeting, Prime Minister Kurti was not ready to move forward on … a credible process,” The European Union’s foreign policy chief, Josep Borrell, said…
US Demands Kosovo To Move Forward On Implementation Of Serb-Majority Municipalities, Says Gabriel Escobar
A high-level meeting between Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic and Kosovo Prime Minister Albin Kurti in Brussels on Tuesday failed to resolve the stalemate on the implementation of the Association of Serb-majority municipalities. Kurti rejected the draft proposal presented to him, claiming it resembled the Republika Srpska model. However, both US Envoy Gabriel Escobar and EU…
Vucic And Kurti At Odds Over Serb-Majority Municipalities In High-Level Talks
BRUSSELS— High-level meetings between Belgrade and Pristina resumed on Tuesday, aimed at moving negotiations forward to implement the Brussels Agreement. The talks marked the first tĂŞte-Ă -tĂŞte between Serbian President Vucic and Kosovo’s PM Kurti since Ohrid. According to the High Representative Josep Borrell, the parties have made progress on an essential point of the implementation…
Keep readingExclusive: The organized crime “horror movie” will not stop “the wheel of democracy” Montenegro’s PM Dritan Abazovic tells Pavlovic Today
A foreign sojourn to the United States by the Prime Minister of Montenegro, Dritan Abazovic, has taken place yet again during a historic juncture. With the country bracing itself for the second round of the Presidential election, which according to the Prime Minister,”passed smoothly and without any hint of tensions,” Abazovic has taken upon himself…
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