EU: Dialogue process not damaged due to Lajcak

Miroslav Lajcak's involvement in Epstein's file does not compromise the process of normalising relations between Kosovo and Serbia, which he has been mediating for five years. That is how European officials estimate, insisting that Lajcak's ties have had no impact on dialogue. When it comes to dialogue as such, it remains [...]
When it comes to dialogue as such, it remains untouched by such developments. Dialogue is a stable process since 2011, which is owned by parties and led by the High Representative. Also, the dialogue is constantly overblown by member states”, said Anita Hyper, EU spokeswoman.
In documents published by the US Department of Justice, Lajcak's name is mentioned hundreds of times. According to these documents, in communications with Jeffrey Epstein ʹ convicted of sexual crimes, Lajcak has discussed a range of topics, from geopolitical to personal issues, including young women and girls who, according to documents, Epstein offered to his property for powerful persons from the American and international scenes, RTK reports.
In one of the communications, Lajcak says he likes Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov.
Lajcak had initially denied having had contact with Jeffrey Epstein, but was then forced to resign from the post of adviser to the Slovak prime minister after concrete evidence proved otherwise.
For more than two decades, Miroslav Lajcak has been engaged in the Western Balkans on behalf of the European Union.
Kosovo's dialogue process has managed for five years, until the beginning of 2025. He has not rarely faced charges of bias in the process.












