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Published: 17 February, 2009, 15:39

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With the help of the EU Kosovo will eventually become yet another country with just one ethnic group, and Serbia can do little to protect the Serb minority in Kosovo, says Dmitry Babich from Russia Profile magazine.

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Kosovo Serbs live under ‘house arrest’

Living conditions of Serbs in Kosovo entail a kind of house arrest, says Serbian political analyst and journalist, Bojan Brkic.

alban June 10, 2009, 16:25

LIARS, LIARS noone belives this, you are trying to be more serbs then serbs, and that means that you have the same genes, and in your mind is nothing else but destruction. But what goes around comes around.

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