Brentin, DarioTregoures, Lo?cDiplomacy and StatecraftBrentin, D. & Tregoures, L. 2016. `Entering Through the Sport's Door? Kosovo's Sport Diplomatic Endeavours Towards International Recognition.' Diplomacy & Statecraft 27(2): 360-378....
- Partition concerns -The "normalisation" of ties between Belgrade and Pristina is crucial to both sides' bids to join the European Union, but Serbian officials say recognition of independence is a red line. "Serbia will not recognise Kosovo and it will especially not recognise it in order to...
Earlier this month, Hoti and Serbian President Aleksander Vucic signed a deal at the White House agreeing to normalize economic ties, move Serbia's Israeli embassy to Jerusalem and have mutual recognition between Israel and Kosovo. Richard Grenell, special presidential envoy for the Kosovo-Serbia t...
Kosovo and Serbia have been engaged in a dialogue facilitated by the European Union since 2011 aimed at “normalising relations”. The dialogue has shown very little success, with parties trading blame for not implementing more than 30 agreements. The crucial issue ...
"You can only imagine how much champagne was drunk in Russia's hardline circles after the recognition of Kosovo, " says Mr Gaidar. “你只能想象在承认科索沃独立后俄罗斯强硬派是如何大开香槟弹冠相庆的,”盖达尔说。 article.yeeyan.org 8. In massacre situations, up to 40 percent of circumstantial...
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kosovo_new_flag_03.jpg The International Court of Justice (ICJ) in The Hague has today (1 December) started to examine the legality of Kosovo's declaration of independence, which is contested by Serbia. The judgment could tip Kosovo's future towards full international recognition or push it ...
International recognition Over 110 countries recognize Kosovo as an independent country. Poverty The majority of the country’s population lives in poverty. Why We Love Kosovo Constitution Day It’s an excuse to read up on history Kosovo Constitution Day is an excuse to expand your knowledge. Read...
It would also result in de-facto recognition between the two sides, with Kosovo and Serbia accepting the other's travel documents, diplomas, licence plates and customs stamps. Kurti's administration hopes that an agreement would allow for Kosovo's entry into international institutions, ...
Putin, whose troops illegally annexed Crimea from Ukraine in 2014, has repeatedly argued that NATO’s bombardment of Serbia in 1999 and the West’s recognition of Kosovo created a precedent. He has claimed that allows Russia to intervene in Ukraine’s strategic Black Sea peninsula and majorit...