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Kosovo asks EU police to stay until 2014

04.09.12 @ 08:47

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Kosovo President Jahjaga has in a letter to EU foreign policy chief Ashton asked her to keep EU police and judges in Kosovo until 2014 at least, AFP reports. Serb PM Dacic is visiting Brussels on Tuesday amid expectations the EU will seek assurances on better Kosovo-Serbia relations.

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