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Serbia would like to have open borders,
Asked which Pristina representative Serbia would most easily find the common ground with," Dacic said he"doesn't like having to talk to any of them.".
Stefanovic made the statement in response to US Special Envoy for the Balkans Matthew Palmer's statements, that Serbia would not become an EU member unless it recognized Kosovo.
Serbia would like to have open borders,
Tadic voiced hope that Serbia would become an EU membership candidate by the end of the year,
He explained that Serbia would return the migrants to Macedonia if Croatia started to bring migrants back to us during the process of readmission.
Had the mining tax of seven percent been applied, Serbia would have earned some 381 million dollars against this mining tax from NIS.
the Ministry of Culture proposed for the building to be a place where Serbia would promote itself, it would then have a purpose.
Joining NATO Serbia would damage the strategic interests of the Russian Federation,
Minister Dacic pointed out that, during its OSCE chairmanship, Serbia would seek all possible ways to help the Minsk peace process to find a peaceful solution.
He recalled the highly developed cooperation between Serbia and major global financial institutions and said that Serbia would carefully consider possible membership in the Bank.
Kosovo would become a demilitarised zone and Serbia would retain control over borders,
The European Commissioner says that there should be an internal dialogue in which all parts of society must have a say so that Serbia would have a unique solution and decision.
Northern Serbia would include Vojvodina
However, Deputy Prime Minister Bozidar Djelic said last month that Serbia would apply for EU candidacy this year.
made a gesture that Serbia would never forget[in late 1915].
journalists were doing their job, Serbia would a better and happier place today.".
In exchange Serbia would give Kosovo the Presevo Valley in south Serbia,
predicting that Serbia would eventually become a leading country in the Balkans.
Moreover, speaking in Munich in 2010, Serbian Foreign Minister Vuk Jeremic declared that Serbia would remain neutral