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Kosovo argues case for statehood against strong Serbian opposition

Published: 01 December, 2009, 17:23

The Hague today begins hearings into the legality of Kosovo’s unilateral declaration of independence, which Serbia maintains is a violation of international law.

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2 COMMENTS

Artyom December 01, 2009, 15:52 quote

The only case they have is they make a good NATO base. Yugoslavia's dissolution was predetermined by the US and Europe. Now the people of this region are divided on ethnic lines and a new history of blood letting on each other, the US has their excuse to keep them in controllable mini states.

L December 01, 2009, 16:54 quote

Kosovo achieved autonomy through naked NATO aggression. NATO occupation & EU/US cash infusions are the only source of survival of this artificial state. Should Kosovo be recognized, then a precedent would be set for an independent Basque nation in Spain, an independent Scottish nation in G.B., an independent Republic of Serbia from Bosnia....and so on... The depth of western hypocracy is astounding....

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