Milic: I expect progress after Brussels, Kurti's policy is losing support in the West

Political scientist Dimitrije Milic expects that at the high-level meeting in Brussels as part of the dialogue between Belgrade and Pristina, which will be held tomorrow, there will be progress when it comes to new extraordinary elections in four municipalities in northern Kosovo.

"The situation in the north is the most urgent and the one where we should expect some progress, primarily with regard to local governments in the north and repeated elections, as there may be some new escalations if there is no progress. It is more likely that there will be progress because, in this matter, the Western countries are closer to the positions of the Serbs from the north and less so on the side of Pristina," Milic said for Kosovo Online.

However, he indicates that the possibility of a change in dynamics should not be ruled out in the future if, for example, the Kosovo side wants to join some international organizations.

"Whether it will be the UN - it is less likely, whether it will be some other organization - there is a possibility. As long as the issue of the north is unresolved, in a way, although it does not suit the Serbs from the north, it suits the position of Serbia because the policy implemented by the government in Pristina is definitely not something that Western countries could support. Even those parts of Western societies that have sympathy for Albin Kurti cannot openly support such a policy because it encounters resistance in the political 'mainstream'," Milic said.