07 October 2020
by Chris Deliso
A 4 September White House agreement between Kosovo and Serbia may improve political dialogue and economic co-operation, but has also attracted criticism for perceived concessions and an overly broad focus that includes Middle East affairs and Chinese 5G technology. The road to the agreement began in October 2019, when US President Donald Trump assigned then-Ambassador to Germany Richard Grenell as Presidential Envoy for Serbia and Kosovo Peace Negotiations.
Diplomatic progress on a new agreement was made in January and February 2020 and a signing was scheduled for 27 June. However, this was delayed following the Hague Tribunal’s unexpected announcement that Hashim Thaçi, Kosovan incumbent president and leader of the Kosovo Liberation Army (KLA) during the 1998–99 war with Serbia, could be indicted for war crimes. Nevertheless, despite a brief flare-up in political tensions, no further action against Thaçi was subsequently taken.
A 4 September White House agreement between Kosovo and Serbia may improve political dialogue and eco...
07 October 2020
by Chris Deliso
A 4 September White House agreement between Kosovo and Serbia may improve political dialogue and economic co-operation, but has also attracted criticism for perceived concessions and an overly broad focus that includes Middle East affairs and Chinese 5G technology. The road to the agreement began in October 2019, when US President Donald Trump assigned then-Ambassador to Germany Richard Grenell as Presidential Envoy for Serbia and Kosovo Peace Negotiations.
Diplomatic progress on a new agreement was made in January and February 2020 and a signing was scheduled for 27 June. However, this was delayed following the Hague Tribunal’s unexpected announcement that Hashim Thaçi, Kosovan incumbent president and leader of the Kosovo Liberation Army (KLA) during the 1998–99 war with Serbia, could be indicted for war crimes. Nevertheless, despite a brief flare-up in political tensions, no further action against Thaçi was subsequently taken.
A 4 September White House agreement between Kosovo and Serbia may improve political dialogue and eco...
07 October 2020
by Chris Deliso
A 4 September White House agreement between Kosovo and Serbia may improve political dialogue and economic co-operation, but has also attracted criticism for perceived concessions and an overly broad focus that includes Middle East affairs and Chinese 5G technology. The road to the agreement began in October 2019, when US President Donald Trump assigned then-Ambassador to Germany Richard Grenell as Presidential Envoy for Serbia and Kosovo Peace Negotiations.
Diplomatic progress on a new agreement was made in January and February 2020 and a signing was scheduled for 27 June. However, this was delayed following the Hague Tribunal’s unexpected announcement that Hashim Thaçi, Kosovan incumbent president and leader of the Kosovo Liberation Army (KLA) during the 1998–99 war with Serbia, could be indicted for war crimes. Nevertheless, despite a brief flare-up in political tensions, no further action against Thaçi was subsequently taken.
A 4 September White House agreement between Kosovo and Serbia may improve political dialogue and eco...
07 October 2020
by Chris Deliso
A 4 September White House agreement between Kosovo and Serbia may improve political dialogue and economic co-operation, but has also attracted criticism for perceived concessions and an overly broad focus that includes Middle East affairs and Chinese 5G technology. The road to the agreement began in October 2019, when US President Donald Trump assigned then-Ambassador to Germany Richard Grenell as Presidential Envoy for Serbia and Kosovo Peace Negotiations.
Diplomatic progress on a new agreement was made in January and February 2020 and a signing was scheduled for 27 June. However, this was delayed following the Hague Tribunal’s unexpected announcement that Hashim Thaçi, Kosovan incumbent president and leader of the Kosovo Liberation Army (KLA) during the 1998–99 war with Serbia, could be indicted for war crimes. Nevertheless, despite a brief flare-up in political tensions, no further action against Thaçi was subsequently taken.
A 4 September White House agreement between Kosovo and Serbia may improve political dialogue and eco...
07 October 2020
by Chris Deliso
A 4 September White House agreement between Kosovo and Serbia may improve political dialogue and economic co-operation, but has also attracted criticism for perceived concessions and an overly broad focus that includes Middle East affairs and Chinese 5G technology. The road to the agreement began in October 2019, when US President Donald Trump assigned then-Ambassador to Germany Richard Grenell as Presidential Envoy for Serbia and Kosovo Peace Negotiations.
Diplomatic progress on a new agreement was made in January and February 2020 and a signing was scheduled for 27 June. However, this was delayed following the Hague Tribunal’s unexpected announcement that Hashim Thaçi, Kosovan incumbent president and leader of the Kosovo Liberation Army (KLA) during the 1998–99 war with Serbia, could be indicted for war crimes. Nevertheless, despite a brief flare-up in political tensions, no further action against Thaçi was subsequently taken.
A 4 September White House agreement between Kosovo and Serbia may improve political dialogue and eco...
07 October 2020
by Chris Deliso
A 4 September White House agreement between Kosovo and Serbia may improve political dialogue and economic co-operation, but has also attracted criticism for perceived concessions and an overly broad focus that includes Middle East affairs and Chinese 5G technology. The road to the agreement began in October 2019, when US President Donald Trump assigned then-Ambassador to Germany Richard Grenell as Presidential Envoy for Serbia and Kosovo Peace Negotiations.
Diplomatic progress on a new agreement was made in January and February 2020 and a signing was scheduled for 27 June. However, this was delayed following the Hague Tribunal’s unexpected announcement that Hashim Thaçi, Kosovan incumbent president and leader of the Kosovo Liberation Army (KLA) during the 1998–99 war with Serbia, could be indicted for war crimes. Nevertheless, despite a brief flare-up in political tensions, no further action against Thaçi was subsequently taken.
A 4 September White House agreement between Kosovo and Serbia may improve political dialogue and eco...
07 October 2020
by Chris Deliso
A 4 September White House agreement between Kosovo and Serbia may improve political dialogue and economic co-operation, but has also attracted criticism for perceived concessions and an overly broad focus that includes Middle East affairs and Chinese 5G technology. The road to the agreement began in October 2019, when US President Donald Trump assigned then-Ambassador to Germany Richard Grenell as Presidential Envoy for Serbia and Kosovo Peace Negotiations.
Diplomatic progress on a new agreement was made in January and February 2020 and a signing was scheduled for 27 June. However, this was delayed following the Hague Tribunal’s unexpected announcement that Hashim Thaçi, Kosovan incumbent president and leader of the Kosovo Liberation Army (KLA) during the 1998–99 war with Serbia, could be indicted for war crimes. Nevertheless, despite a brief flare-up in political tensions, no further action against Thaçi was subsequently taken.
A 4 September White House agreement between Kosovo and Serbia may improve political dialogue and eco...
07 October 2020
by Chris Deliso
A 4 September White House agreement between Kosovo and Serbia may improve political dialogue and economic co-operation, but has also attracted criticism for perceived concessions and an overly broad focus that includes Middle East affairs and Chinese 5G technology. The road to the agreement began in October 2019, when US President Donald Trump assigned then-Ambassador to Germany Richard Grenell as Presidential Envoy for Serbia and Kosovo Peace Negotiations.
Diplomatic progress on a new agreement was made in January and February 2020 and a signing was scheduled for 27 June. However, this was delayed following the Hague Tribunal’s unexpected announcement that Hashim Thaçi, Kosovan incumbent president and leader of the Kosovo Liberation Army (KLA) during the 1998–99 war with Serbia, could be indicted for war crimes. Nevertheless, despite a brief flare-up in political tensions, no further action against Thaçi was subsequently taken.
A 4 September White House agreement between Kosovo and Serbia may improve political dialogue and eco...