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Verhandlungen zwischen Serbien und Kosovo gehen in die nächste Runde
Die Verhandlungen über die Beziehungen zwischen Serbien und dem Kosovo gehen in die nächste Runde. Der Kosovo besteht darauf, dass jeder Artikel der getroffenen Vereinbarungen unabhängig sei und nicht an Bedingungen geknüpft werden dürfe.
EU-Gesandter besucht Kosovo, um im Dialog mit Serbien Brücken zu bauen
Miroslav Lajcak, EU-Gesandter für den Dialog zwischen dem Kosovo und Serbien, traf am Donnerstag in Pristina mit Premierminister Albin Kurti zusammen, um die Frage der Gründung des Verbandes der serbischen Gemeinden zu erörtern, bevor er die symbolträchtige Ibar-Brücke überquerte. Nach seinem Treffen mit Kurti sagte Lajcak, Kurti wisse, was die EU von ihm in Bezug auf den Prozess erwarte.
Kosovo und Serbien scheitern beim Abbau von Spannungen
Bei Gesprächen in Brüssel sind die Staats- und Regierungschefs des Kosovo und Serbiens daran gescheitert, eine Einigung zum Abbau der Spannungen im mehrheitlich serbischen Nordkosovo zu finden. Im Februar hatten sich Pristina und Belgrad auf die Umsetzung eines vom Westen unterstützten Abkommens geeinigt. Im März folgte in Ohrid eine Einigung über einen Umsetzungsanhang, seitdem wurden jedoch kaum Fortschritte erzielt.
Serbien und Kosovo machen Schritt hin zu Normalisierung der Beziehungen
Obwohl Kosovo und Serbien am Wochenende eine mündliche Einigung über die Umsetzung eines von der EU unterstützten Abkommens zur Normalisierung der Beziehungen erzielt haben, bleiben Meinungsverschiedenheiten und Unklarheiten. Belgrad und Pristina befinden sich seit 2011 in von der EU organisierten Gesprächen, drei Jahre nachdem der Kosovo 2008 nach dem Krieg zwischen den beiden Ländern 1998-1999 seine Unabhängigkeit erklärt hatte.
Serbien und Kosovo steuern auf Normalisierung ihrer Beziehungen zu
Serbien und Kosovo haben am Montag (27. Februar) stillschweigend einem EU-Vorschlag zugestimmt, der die Beziehungen zwischen den beiden Ländern normalisieren soll. Allerdings wurde das Abkommen bislang noch nicht unterzeichnet.
Kurti: Einigung zwischen Kosovo und Serbien bis Jahresende möglich
Sprachen: English | Français Kosovo und Serbien könnten „in diesem Jahr“ ein wegweisendes Abkommen zur Normalisierung der Beziehungen abschließen, so der Premierminister des Kosovo, Albin Kurti, im Interview mit EURACTIV. „Wir brauchen eine Normalisierung der Beziehungen, und das kann mit der gegenseitigen Anerkennung als Kernstück erreicht werden“, sagte Kurti.
Serbien und Kosovo steht eine Normalisierung der Beziehungen bevor
Es wird erwartet, dass Serbien und Kosovo am Montag (27. Februar) bei einem hochrangigen Treffen in Brüssel einer Vereinbarung zur Normalisierung der angespannten Beziehungen zustimmen werden. Trotz versuchter EInflussnahme Russlands.
L’inviato dell’Ue Lajcak: non si ripetano gli errori dei Balcani in Kosovo
La comunità internazionale ha commesso degli errori nei Balcani, ma questo non si ripeterà con la creazione dell’Associazione dei Comuni serbi in Kosovo, ha dichiarato giovedì l’inviato speciale dell’Ue per il dialogo Serbia-Kosovo, Miroslav Lajcak. Lajcak ha cenato mercoledì sera con il primo ministro del Kosovo Albin Kurti e il suo vice Besnik Bislimi e ha poi fornito una panoramica a Klan Kosovo.
UN needs a new approach to peace
UN needs a new approach to peace When the United Nations was created, its founders envisioned a different kind of world — a world in which disputes were resolved in meeting rooms and not battlefields; a world in which wars were stopped before they broke out; a world that didn’t wait for lives to be lost before springing into action. But violent conflicts are on the rise in many parts of the world today. They are becoming more drawn-out, complex and deadly.
New approach to peace
WHEN the United Nations was created, its founders envisioned a different kind of world. A world in which disputes were resolved in meeting rooms and not battlefields. A world in which wars were stopped before they broke out. A world that didn’t wait for lives to be lost before springing into action. But, violent conflicts are on the rise in many parts of the world today. They’re becoming more drawn out, complex and deadly.
A new approach to peace
When the United Nations was created, its founders envisioned a different kind of world. A world in which disputes were resolved in meeting rooms and not battlefields. A world in which wars were stopped before they broke out. A world that didn’t wait for lives to be lost before springing into action. But violent conflicts are on the rise in many parts of the world today. They’re becoming more drawn out, complex and deadly.
After More Than a Decade, Rights of Indigenous Peoples Not Fully Realized
Miroslav Lajčák, is President of the UN General Assembly UNITED NATIONS, Apr 18 2018 (IPS) - First, I want to talk about how we got here. It was nearly 100 years ago, when indigenous peoples first asserted their rights, on the international stage. But, they did not see much progress. At least until 1982 – when the first Working Group on Indigenous Populations was established. And, in 2007, the rights of indigenous peoples were, finally, set out in an international instrument. Let us be clear here.
UN Development Goals Cannot be Achieved if Bombs Keep Falling From the Sky
Miroslav Lajčák, President of the UN General Assembly, in an address to the mid-term ministerial conference of the Non-Aligned Movement (NAM) BAKU, Azerbaijan, Apr 6 2018 (IPS) - I am honoured to pay a visit to the Non-Aligned Movement (NAM) to address this Ministerial Meeting. I would like to use this opportunity to commend the role of the Non-Aligned Movement in promoting peace, security and development around the world.
Migration Should Not be Politicized, Warns General Assembly President
Miroslav Laj?ák, is President of the UN General Assembly UNITED NATIONS, Feb 21 2018 (IPS) - This week, we began intergovernmental negotiations on the Global Compact on Migration. Therefore, it has never been more important to have a fact-based discussion on this issue. To start us off, I want to make main three points. First, I want to stress that migration is a fact. It is not an idea. It is not a theory. It is not a trend. It is a fact. This was the case for generations before us.
G77 a Key Partner in Reform of the UN System
Miroslav Laj?ák, President of the 72nd Session of the UN General Assembly, in his address to the 41st annual ministerial meeting of the Group of 77 UNITED NATIONS, Sep 25 2017 (IPS) - When the Charter of Algiers was adopted 50 years ago, it marked the unity of the Group of 77. This unity has not wavered since then. The G77 is the biggest group at the UN, made up of more than two thirds of Member States.
EU on a Cross-road and the Future of Our European Project
Recorded on 13 February 2013 at Wolfson Theatre, New Academic Building Miroslav Lajcák is Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign and European Affairs of the Slovak Republic, a position he has held since April 2012.
East-West Divide Threatens Timely EU Refugee Response
BRUSSELS—The tens of thousands of refugees rushing razor-wire borders or cramming into Germany-bound buses and trains have laid bare the weaknesses in the European Union’s migration policy and exposed a deep East–West rift tearing at EU unity.
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