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EU-KOSOVO: A damning audit on the EU in Kosovo

21 November 2012

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The failure of the Eulex mission has resulted in:

"near-complete inaction on high-level corruption and organised crime has consolidated a ten-year tradition of impunity. And some inexplicable mistakes have objectively strengthened the leading faction of Kosovo's elite, which could thus spread its influence so pervasively across the institutions that Kosovo is now at risk of state capture, as the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) recently noted."

See: A damning audit on the EU in Kosovo (European Voice, link)

Background:
- Press release: Rule of law assistance to Kosovo not sufficiently effective (pdf)
- Report by the European Court of Auditors: European Union Assistance to Kosovo related to the rule of law (pdf)

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