Kosovo has enforced a euro-only policy in the country's northern regions, replacing the use of Serbian dinars, despite international calls for postponement. The move has prompted concerns from the OSCE, EU, and the US regarding its impact on the Serbian community and potential escalation of tensions. The EU and the US have urged Kosovo to avoid unilateral actions that could raise tensions and to extend the currency transition period, emphasizing the need for a negotiated solution within the EU-mediated dialogue. The decision has also raised concerns about the impact on Kosovo Serbs and other communities, with the EU highlighting the absence of alternatives and the potential restriction of access to basic social services. Serbia's President has accused Kosovo of attempting ethnic cleansing, while the government in Belgrade refuses to recognize Kosovo as a separate country.