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28. July 2010

Ukraine committed to Serbia's integrity

KIEV -- Ukraine will not recognize Kosovo in the wake of the ICJ advisory opinion delivered last week, reports from Kiev said today.
28. July 2010

Parliament elects new central bank chief

BELGRADE -- The Serbian parliament on Wednesday elected Dejan Šoškić for a six-year mandate as the National Bank of Serbia (NBS) governor.
28. July 2010

Serbia submits Kosovo draft to UN GA

BELGRADE -- The Serbian mission at the United Nations today submitted Belgrade's draft resolution on Kosovo to the UN General Assembly.
27. July 2010

Parliament backs govt. Kosovo policy

BELGRADE -- MPs adopted a resolution on Monday calling on the government to continue its activities defending the sovereignty and territorial …
26. July 2010

Thaci "against supervised independence"

PRIŠTINA -- Kosovo Albanian PM Hashim Thaci said, after an extended visit to the U.S., that he wants the "supervised independence of Kosovo" to end. …
26. July 2010

Chinese envoy confirms support over Kosovo

BELGRADE -- Chinese Ambassador to Serbia Wei Jinghua stated Monday that China will continue supporting and respecting Serbia's sovereignty and …
26. July 2010

Parliament meets for Kosovo session

BELGRADE -- The Serbian parliament is meeting in Belgrade this Monday, with only one item on the agenda - the government's draft resolution on …
25. July 2010

Bulgaria for dialogue after ICJ decision

SOFIA -- Bulgarian Foreign Minister Nikolay Mladenov said that the ICJ’s decision should serve for establishing dialogue and solving concrete …
25. July 2010

"Priština lobbies for new recognitions"

PRIŠTINA -- Kosovo Albanianas are focusing their diplomatic efforts on garnering new recognitions of Kosovo’s unilaterally proclaimed independence, …
25. July 2010

Italy: Kosovo talks must continue

ROME -- Italian Foreign Minister Franco Frattini said that now that the ICJ’s decision has been given, Serbia and Kosovo must continue talks.

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