American experts on the stalemate between Kosovo and Serbia

In recent months, Serbia has engaged with the two main states of the European Union to reach strategic agreements. Some experts have interpreted the willingness of Western countries to cooperate with Serbia as an example of efforts to lure it away from Russia's orbit. But two American professors, familiar with developments between Kosovo and Serbia, Charles Kupchan and David Kanin, told the Voice of America that Serbia's recent agreements with the West, although they improve Serbia's position vis-à-vis Kosovo, should not be interpreted as its decision on the side of the West. Mr. Kupchan and Mr. Kanin spoke about the deadlock in the dialogue process, the positions of the Prime Minister of Kosovo Albin Kurti and the President of Serbia Aleksandar Vucic and the impact that the United States elections may have on the region. During a visit to Belgrade last month, German Chancellor Olaf Scholtz signed an agreement on the rare mineral lithium, vital to the production of electric cars. In April, during a visit to France, Serbian President Vucic asked to buy 12 fighter planes from France. Some experts and world media have interpreted these increased commitments of the West towards Serbia as an example of efforts to …

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