K. Serbs divided over talks

Some Kosovo Serbs advocate the involvement in Pristina’s negotiating team while others believe that their interests should be represented by Belgrade’s team. However, all of them point out the problems that Serbs are facing in Kosovo. K. Serbs divided over talks A group of Serbs, represented by Rada Trajkovic in the Kosovo assembly, sees the upcoming dialogue as negotiations between Belgrade and Kosovo Albanians. According to Trajkovic, the Serbs who are going to be a part of Kosovo’s negotiating team will not represent all Serbs from Kosovo. Representatives of the Independent Liberal Party (SLS), which has three ministries in the Kosovo government, think that the fact that they are a part of the government means that they should participate in the dialogue. It is still unknown whether there will be Serbs in Pristina’s negotiating team on March 8 in Brussels. There have been speculations that only heads of the negotiating teams will go to Brussels. International analysts believe that Serbs would be more successful in achieving their rights if they formed a coalition in the Kosovo assembly.

K. Serbs divided over talks

A group of Serbs, represented by Rada Trajković in the Kosovo assembly, sees the upcoming dialogue as negotiations between Belgrade and Kosovo Albanians.

According to Trajković, the Serbs who are going to be a part of Kosovo’s negotiating team will not represent all Serbs from Kosovo.

Representatives of the Independent Liberal Party (SLS), which has three ministries in the Kosovo government, think that the fact that they are a part of the government means that they should participate in the dialogue.

It is still unknown whether there will be Serbs in Priština’s negotiating team on March 8 in Brussels. There have been speculations that only heads of the negotiating teams will go to Brussels.

International analysts believe that Serbs would be more successful in achieving their rights if they formed a coalition in the Kosovo assembly.