WASHINGTON—The leaders of Serbia and Kosovo said Friday they were normalizing economic relations, a sign of progress as the two quarreling Balkan nations seek to resolve a decadeslong dispute that once prompted a U.S. military intervention in the region. This view was echoed by Mr. Hoti. It wasn’t immediately clear, however, when the agreement would be implemented, and no deadline was noted in the official documents. Officials from both countries said the implementation could depend on whether Mr. Trump gets reelected. In a statement released by the White House later Friday, the president said Kosovo and Israel had agreed to normalize ties and establish diplomatic relations, and that Serbia had agreed to move its embassy to Jerusalem by July.

Source: Wall Street Journal September 04, 2020 16:43 UTC