This report does not exclude exchange of territories between Kosovo and Serbia

US would have to continue supporting Serbia's EU membership, but also for Serbia's position that there is no membership without Kosovo recognition and EU policy adaptation to Russia, the report of the American East-West Institute ( East West Institute and the National Committee for American Foreign Policy.

In the “Action Time report in the Western Balkans, recommendations on American diplomacy” points out that the US should encourage the EU to activate Kosovo-Serbia dialogue, which should lead to the recognition of Kosovo as an independent state from Serbia.

The authors of the report, including the president of the East-West Institute and former US Ambassador to Serbia Cameron Munter, and former US envoy to negotiations on Kosovo's status, Ambassador Frank Wisner, assess that the US and the EU should jointly and co-ordinatedly engage in solving hot problems in the Western Balkans in order to prevent potential conflict in that region.

The report released on May 2nd says it is necessary “direct and established” The US and EU's, since the Western “Balkan, including BiH, Macedonia, Kosovo, Montenegro, Albania and Serbia, has again returned to territory that worries over shortcomings in domestic governance, economic challenges, ethnic friction within regions, and due to external influences”, Koha.net broadcasts.

In the report containing essential recommendations for each country in the region separately, authors stress that the US should encourage the EU to activate the Kosovo-Serbia dialogue, which should lead to the recognition of Kosovo as an independent state from Serbia.

When it comes to Kosovo, the report stresses that the US should encourage the EU to revive Kosovo's dialogue with Serbia with US support to prevent Kosovo's slide in the direction of the frozen conflict.

The US would have to encourage the EU again to confirm that Kosovo is on a loan road to membership, although it has much work left to do, while Serbia should make clear that its EU membership requires recognition of Kosovo and that it should know that when it becomes an EU member cannot prevent Kosovo's eventual membership in the Union.

And so, NATO and Kosovo must work for the development of a small defence force, with light weapons, while the process of forming that force should be included in dialogue between Kosovo and Serbia, but at no cost Serbia should have veto rights in that process, Koha.net reportedly broadcasts.

KFOR must remain in Kosovo, but that existence of NATO or American base in the region in no need would provoke Serbia, Russia

The report also notes that the solution requires Serbia and Kosovo to resolve disputes about Kosovo's citizenship and adds that normalisation would benefit the region, Serbia would approach the EU, while Kosovo would enable it to seek full membership in the UN and other international organisations.

The report's authors also stress that in the process of normalisation “one day new creative proposals “may be needed, but add that “the possibility of the big agreement that could include the exchange of territories between Kosovo and Serbia” which Serbia's president, Aleksandar Vuciq “, is the idea that the time has not yet arrived, with the entire attractive side of its initial attraction as Kosovo's flight from the ice conflict in the direction of the ice conflict.