Kosovo war trial: More resentment between Kosovo and Serbia?
10 April 2023 |
1:22 pm
The Kosovo war remains a thorny issue in the relationship with Serbia. Experts think the trial in The Hague is one-sided and could exacerbate tensions between the two sides.
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