The Compromise Proposal Chart
What each side would get
| Pristina | Belgrade |
| Full control in everyday life ("95% independence") and normalized relations with Belgrade | Territorial integrity respected and normalized relations with Pristina |
| Executive power Judicial power Legislative power Economic policy and budget Full financial autonomy meaning conducting its own public finances (taxation, public revenues and expenditures, including investments) | Foreign policy Monetary policy Border control Protection of heritage sites Customs policy Last resort protection of human rights (all in coordination with Pristina) |
| Limited international representation in economy, sports and certain regional institutions | Consultative factor in Kosovo’s external relations |
Clear European perspective | |
