5 countries stand with Serbia; "but request is rejected"
On Tuesday, Pristina's bid for membership in Interpol will definitely be debated, followed by two rounds of voting.
- 16:47 5 countries stand with Serbia; "but request is rejected"
- 16:13 "Israel did not recognize Kosovo, and has no plans to do it"
- 15:22 Montenegro to vote for Kosovo
- 14:21 "Idea is for Macron to spur Belgrade to recognize Kosovo"
- 13:41 Serbian politician visits Bedouin village, dances with hosts
- 13:17 Kosovo won't get army on Nov. 28, media receive confirmation
- 12:54 "Two countries support visa liberalization with Kosovo"
- 16:47 5 countries stand with Serbia; "but request is rejected"
- 11:47 Pristina's tax discriminates against everything Serbian - PM
- 14:21 "Idea is for Macron to spur Belgrade to recognize Kosovo"
- 09:26 Media: Vucic receives blackmail, Belgrade won't accept it
- 10:57 Ex-army chief: My conscience is clear, this is NATO's finale
- 09:58 Concern over increasingly complex situation in Kosovo
- 13:41 Serbian politician visits Bedouin village, dances with hosts
- 57 Serbia was "humiliated in Paris," France "messed up"
- 32 Police: Gruevski fled to Hungary via Albania and Montenegro
- 24 "Thaci is free to chase Putin all he likes"
- 16 Serbian PM explains what she means by compromise for Kosovo
- 14 "If Macron wanted to insult us he wouldn't come to Belgrade"
- 14 Situation in Kosovo far from safe and stable - FM
- 14 Russia on Kosovo: "Intl. law, and it must suit Serbs"
- 13 When Marine le Pen "defends" Serbia
- 11 "Gratitude to France" crossed out with black paint
- 11 Kosovo flag saga continues: Spain allows, but India bans
- 10 5 countries stand with Serbia; "but request is rejected"
- 10 Ex-Macedonian PM seeks political asylum in Hungary
- 10 Putin preparing "special package for Serbia"
- 8 Vucic talks about when dialogue with Pristina may continue
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