Bislimi criticised: Kosovo is in no position to set conditions

They stress that such conditions would turn the country back. But unlike the opposition, the leader of the Vetevendosje Movement parliamentary group thinks, which has called for the measures that are unfair to be revised. Opposition subjects estimate that the government is continuing to experiment with dialogue and the extent of sovereignty in the north.

From the Democratic Party of Kosovo and the Alliance for the Future of Kosovo say they are irresponsible to statements by Kosovo's first Deputy Prime Minister Besnik Bislimi, that the four northern municipalities should not go to the polls without the EU sanctions lifted.

The PDK requires moving to new elections, while from AAK say such government decisions would turn Kosovo back.

Political connoisseurs in the country have also had criticism of such attitudes.

According to them, the country is not in a position to impose conditions on the European Union, as they believe it was government decisions that forced it to impose sanctions.

But unlike the connoisseur opposition, the chairman of the Vetvendosje Movement parliamentary group Mimiza Kusari Lila thinks.

She says EU measures for Kosovo have been unfair and should be revised.

Punishment measures against Kosovo include the temporary suspension of the work of troops created under the Stabilisation and Association Agreement, the failure to invite Kosovo to high-level meetings and the suspension of bilateral visits, besides those focusing on addressing the crisis in northern Kosovo within the framework of EU facilitated dialogue. Also, Kosovo's funding programme for IPA 2024 has been suspended. /Canal10