‘Kosovo has little to do with Catalonia or Basque Country’
Now that Spain has recognized Kosovar passports, what comes next?
Perspectives | Politics2024.04.02
Sánchez’s willingness to work with these parties and his overall attitude, it seems, has resulted in some changes to Spain’s position regarding Kosovo.
However, if there is one thing that has stood out in the Sánchez government’s progress regarding Kosovo, it has been discretion.
Having this in mind, a multi-dimensional change to how Kosovo is discussed in Spain is needed.
Marta Moreno Guerrero
Marta Moreno Guerrero is a freelance journalist specialized in International Politics. Marta holds bachelor’s degrees in Journalism and International Relations from Rey Juan Carlos University in Madrid and a master’s in International Political Journalism from Pompeu Fabra University of Barcelona. She has been based in Kosovo for three years writing about Western Balkans politics as a collaborator of media outlets in Spain. She is also the correspondent of Radio France International (RFI) for the Balkans.
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