Tensions Rise in Kosovo Amid Rebuke from Washington and Biden's Naive Foreign Policy.
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Kosovo Prime Minister Albin Kurti criticized "harmful" statements from Washington and other allies rebuking his government for heightening tensions in majority-Serb areas of the country, but said he is set to meet Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic amid efforts to de-escalate. Germany and France also called on Kosovo to hold new elections in majority-Serb areas of the north that have been the focus of the unrest, including clashes that resulted in injuries to more than 30 NATO peacekeepers. The scenes of violence have fueled concerns of a return to more intense conflict in Kosovo.
- Kosovo Prime Minister Kurti on recent violence and his rebuke from Washington The Washington Post
- US ally reportedly calls Biden foreign policy in Kosovo 'naive' amid rising tensions with Serbia Fox News
- Biden aide expressed concern in calls with Kosovo, Serbia leaders Reuters
- Kosovo PM open to redoing elections after violent protests POLITICO Europe
- Kurti has Lost the Plot in the North of Kosovo Balkan Insight
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