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Kosovo ex-PM Haradinaj to be released by war crimes court for holidays
Ramush Haradinaj, Kosovo's former prime minister who is on trial for war crimes, will leave his jail cell to spend the holidays at home, the U.N. Yugoslav tribunal said Friday.
EU to Send Mission to Kosovo
Brussels_ Leaders of the European Union have agreed in principle to send a police and justice mission to Kosovo, and to offer Serbia a fast-track path to candidacy for EU membership.
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Kosovo Faces Golden Future
Pristina _ A new geophysical survey says Kosovo has bigger deposits of gold and other metals than previously thought.
News of the fresh discovery came in a report, entitled, “Kosovo: A Place of Gold”, issued by Kosovo’s Independent Commission for Mines and Minerals, ICMM, on Friday.
“Especially gold, nickel and chrome deposits under Kosovo’s surface seem to be larger than known so far. But also aluminium, copper, iron metals and lead-zinc deposits are spread over Kosovo’s territory and represent a huge potential for investment”, the statement said.
The deputy director of the ICMM, Naser Peci, said at a news conference that “the survey has enabled us to establish where these metals and minerals are, but it has not determined the exact size of these deposits.”
Experts believe greater investment will come once the uncertainty over UN-administered Kosovo’s status has been resolved.
“Kosovo has hundreds of prospective areas. Several foreign companies are already exploring for minerals, and there are liable to be many more companies coming after [Kosovo’s] status has been resolved”, said Nick Burcham, technical programmes consultant for the ICMM.
It was not clear from reports where in Kosovo the fresh deposits are located. Most of Kosovo's existing mines are in the north in Serb-controlled areas.
The survey, launched in September 2006, was conducted by a low-flying plane, which covered most of Kosovo’s territory, apart from the Ground Safety Zone at the boundary with Serbia because the Belgrade authorities did not give permission for overflights.
After eight years under UN administration, Kosovo is expected to declare its independence from Serbia in the coming months, although its economy may face initial difficulties if Belgrade imposes trade sanctions in retaliation.
Kryetari Daci priti në një takim z.William Walker
Kryetari i LDD-së akademik Nexhat Daci priti në një takim ish shefin e misionit të OSCE-së në Kosovë z. William Walker.
EU SUMMIT Parlt's Poettering calls for consensus to recognise Kosovo UPDATE
BRUSSELS (Thomson Financial) - The president of the European Parliament Hans-Gert Poettering called on EU leaders to reach a consensus on action for recognising Kosovo as it moves to independence over the next few months
EU Backs Independent Kosovo, Nears Clash With Russia
European Union leaders moved toward a showdown with Russia over influence in the Balkans by pledging to chart the way to statehood for Serbia's breakaway province of Kosovo.
Kosovo and Iran dominate Brown's first Brussels visit
Brown and his foreign secretary David Miliband will focus during their few hours with other EU leaders on Kosovo, Iran, globalisation and immigration.
Kosovo: Warning over Violence
Caglavica _ Kosovo’s minority Serbs may react violently when, as expected, Kosovo’s ethnic Albanian-dominated Assembly declares independence, according to a local political analyst.
Serbia Wants both EU and Kosovo
Belgrade _ Serbia’s team that took part in the abortive talks on UN-administered Kosovo’s status did not make any concessions which might insult its citizens’ dignity, according to President Boris Tadic.
EU Summit Debates Kosovo
Brussels _ Leaders of the 27 EU member countries are discussing their policy towards Kosovo, whose ethnic Albanian leaders are expected to declare independence from Serbia in the next few months.
Romania "will not recognize" Kosovo
Bucharest _ Romanian Prime Minister Calin Popescu Tariceanu said on Friday that his country would not recognize Kosovo’s expected unilateral declaration of the independence from Serbia.
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