Kosovo and Serbia have been told to put their differences aside so that both countries can resume membership talks with the EU.
Talks between the two countries broke down in November when Kosovo slapped a 100% tax on Serbian and Bosnian goods to retaliate against them not recognising the land-locked territory as a country.
Britain, France, Germany, Italy and the US said in a joint statement on Tuesday that “the status quo” preventing Serbia and Kosovo from continuing on the path towards EU membership “is simply not sustainable”.
“Therefore, we call on Kosovo and Serbia to restart the EU-led dialogue with urgency and ask that both parties avoid actions that will hinder a final agreement,” the allies said.
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