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European Commissioner for Enlargement, Marta Kos, has reacted sharply to the decision of the Serbian Parliament to limit the independence of the judiciary. Kos called the move a step back in the country's European integration process.
In a post on the social network "X", Kos emphasized that the independence of the judiciary remains one of the main pillars of the rule of law and an essential criterion for rapprochement with the EU.
The vote of Serbia's Parliament to limit the independence of the judiciary is a serious step back on Serbia's EU path.
— Marta Kos (@MartaKosEU) January 28, 2026
At a time of great progress for enlargement, when Montenegro & Albania are moving fast, Serbia risks taking the opposite direction. This is not what we want.
"The Serbian Parliament's vote to limit the independence of the judiciary is a serious step back on Serbia's path towards the EU. At a time of great progress on enlargement, when Montenegro and Albania are moving rapidly, Serbia risks taking the opposite direction. This is not what we want ," Kos wrote.
Kos's reaction comes amid growing concerns from Brussels about democratic reforms in Serbia and compliance with European standards, particularly in the areas of justice and the separation of powers.
Ky Kosi i ketij KM-ti deshiron te pihet ne Serbi, por i ka kaluar afati i skadences dhe nuk mund te pihet askund, pra as per Dhalle.