Kosovo News
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Serbia offered to U.S. New Generation Power LLC to invest in Trepca lead and zinc mines in Kosovo as it seeks to reclaim full control over the company located in its breakaway province.
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Serbia’s government will hold talks with leaders of a majority-Serb area in northern Kosovo to implement a deal normalizing the country’s relationship with its former province, Prime Minister Ivica Dacic said.
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Marija Vasic’s degree from Belgrade University does her no good in her current occupation: hawking rolling papers on a cobblestoned Belgrade street alongside sellers offering bootleg handbags and watches.
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A date for Serbia to begin talks on joining the European Union is “within reach” if it starts implementing an accord with Kosovo, improves the judiciary and increases the fight against corruption, Enlargement Commissioner Stefan Fule said.
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Serbia and Kosovo reached a preliminary accord to normalize ties after years of conflict and tension, paving the way for reconciliation and talks on joining the European Union.
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Serbia’s government formally backed an April 19 agreement with Kosovo, paving the way for better ties with the breakaway province that could win Serbia a date for starting European Union membership talks.
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Yields on Serbian three-year bonds fell as investors bid more than offered in the first sale after the government reached an agreement with Kosovo that brings both countries a step closer to European Union membership.
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Serbia kept alive hopes to start European Union entry talks in the near term by agreeing to resume negotiations over ties with Kosovo, its former province which declared independence in 2008.
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Serbia begins renewed talks with Kosovo today as pressure builds for it to make a deal with the breakaway province and keep alive hope of starting European Union entry talks this year.
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Serbia said it will challenge Kosovo’s attempt to sell Posta dhe Telekomunikacioni i Kosoves Sh.A. phone company, claiming ownership over assets created before Kosovo’s 2008 secession from the Balkan nation.
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