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The independence of Kosovo will be in the service of all citizens, both the Albanian majority and the minority communities.
Its Kosovo Albanian majority, amounting to about 90 per cent of the population, strongly favours independence from Belgrade.
The commission rejected certain other options for Kosovo's future status on the grounds that the Albanian majority would never accept them.
It has been strongly condemned by the province's Albanian majority, who for years have boycotted any vote held under Serbian auspices.
His political adviser, Slobodan Samardzic,told Reuters on Monday that Serbia was offering the Kosovo Albanian majority"internal independence".
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Its Kosovo Albanian majority strongly favours splitting from Serbia, while Belgrade wants to retain some form of sovereignty over the province.
Kosovo's ethnic minorities often use the route, butmembers of Kosovo's 90 per cent Albanian majority are also frequent passengers.
The Kosovo Albanian majority, accounting for about 90 per cent of the province's population of about 1.9 million people, is pushing for full independence.
Belgrade has rejected Ahtisaari's blueprint and insists that all it can agree to is broad autonomy for Kosovo,whose ethnic Albanian majority is pushing for full independence from Serbia.
Its ethnic Albanian majority is demanding full independence from Serbia, while Belgrade insists all it can agree to is"substantial autonomy".
Kosovo declared independence from Serbia 10 years ago, but Serbia has yet to come to terms with its loss- refusing to recognize Kosovo andstirring trouble between the country's ethnic Serbs and the ethnic Albanian majority.
The Kosovo Albanian majority, accounting for 90 per cent of the province's population of 2 million, hopes the talks will lead to full independence.
The remaining eight countries argued that their actions were justified because of the ethnic cleansing campaign initiated by the regime of former Yugoslav President Slobodan Milosevic against the Albanian majority in Kosovo.
The Kosovo Albanian majority insists on full independence, while Serbian officials in Belgrade and the Kosovo Serb minority want Kosovo returned under Serbian authority.
Kosovo declared independence from Serbia 10 years ago, but Serbia has yet to come to terms with its loss- refusing to recognize Kosovo andstirring trouble between the country's ethnic Serbs and the ethnic Albanian majority.
The Kosovo Albanian majority hopes the status talks, which are expected to be completed before the end of this year, will lead to the province's full independence from Serbia.
In February 1999, President Clinton led NATO in a bombing campaign against Serbia, triggering Milosevic's plan for the"ethnic cleansing"(or forced removal)of Kosovo's Albanian majority, which began after the bombs started falling.
However, both the Serb minority and Albanian majority have complaints with EULEX, which emerged only after months of negotiations that included Serbia and its ally, Russia.
In February 1999, President Clinton led NATO in a bombing campaign against Serbia, triggering Milosevic's plan for the"ethnic cleansing"(or forced removal)of Kosovo's Albanian majority, which began after the bombs started falling.
He said the international community has given the Kosovo Albanian majority a clear signal that their aspirations can be realised, while also stressing that minority rights must be guaranteed.
The pathway to Kosovo's 2008 declaration of independence had been less paved than bombed, and this small stretch of territory became a European headache of monumental proportions,punctuated by annual clashes between the Albanian majority and Serbian minority ever fearful at their own expulsion.
With the talks failingto produce a deal, the Kosovo Albanian majority is now planning to adopt a unilateral declaration of independence after the expected Serbian presidential runoff on February 3rd.
The United States is planning to be very actively involved throughout the process, Burns said, adding that Washington's position is that the Serbian government, the Kosovo Serbs andthe other minorities, and the Kosovo Albanian majority should sit down and agree on what their future is."We have not said that we favour any specific outcome because that would be inappropriate.".
And Kosovo's Albanian majority"will have to accept continued international presence, significant limitations on their sovereignty and a very generous package of rights for the Kosovo Serbs.".
He believes the fall in ethnic violence can be explained by the fact that thousands of Serbs have left the province,along with the fact that the Albanian majority has shifted from arson and murder to more subtle forms of intimidation that do not appear in police reports.
Some among the province's Albanian majority are likely to be disappointed by the fact that they will not be offered outright independence, while Serbia-- which says the most it can agree to is substantial autonomy-- can be expected to protest any moves towards making the province a sovereign state.
The EU and the Kosovars hope that the negotiations will focus on technical issues guiding relations on the ground between the Serb minority and the Albanian majority," Martin Sletzinger, an associate of the Woodrow Wilson Center in Washington, said in an interview with Belgrade-based Beta news agency.
According to the last census in 1991(boycotted by the Albanian majority), the population of the Pristina municipality was 199,654, including 77.63% Albanians, 15.43% Serbs and Montenegrins, 1.72% Muslims by nationality, and others.
In boycotting the institutions, Kosovo's Serbs risk allowing the province's Albanian majority to"make their own moves and those of the Serbian side," Belgrade-based Radio B92 quoted Draskovic as saying after a St. Vitus' Day service at the Gracanica monastery.