Примери коришћења Ethnic albanian majority на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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Kosovo's ethnic Albanian majority is seeking independence from Serbia.
Seeking full independence from Serbia, Kosovo's ethnic Albanian majority has accepted the blueprint.
Kosovo's ethnic Albanian majority is impatient for independence.[Getty Images].
As in previous elections over the last 12 years, the ethnic Albanian majority in Kosovo reportedly boycotted the vote.
The ethnic Albanian majority, accounting for 90 per cent of the population, favours full independence from Serbia.
For decades, the province's ethnic Albanian majority has aspired to independence.
The ethnic Albanian majority favours full independence from Serbia, while Belgrade is seeking to retain some form of sovereignty.
The concrete fact remains that Kosovo's ethnic Albanian majority will not accept governance from Belgrade in any form.
The plan, envisioning internationally supervised statehood for Kosovo,has been accepted by the province's ethnic Albanian majority.
Farther south, between 70 to 100,000 Serbs live among the ethnic Albanian majority in this country of 1.8 million people.
Its ethnic Albanian majority, accounting for 90% of Kosovo's population of 2 million people, is pushing for full independence from Serbia.
The arrests sparked protests by representatives of the ethnic Albanian majority, many of whom see the former rebels as heroes.
The former Finnish president's call for supervised independence was accepted by the province's 90% ethnic Albanian majority.
Leaders of the province's 90% ethnic Albanian majority are widely expected to adopt a declaration of independence Sunday.
Belgrade has rejected Ahtisaari's blueprint andinsists that all it can agree to is broad autonomy for Kosovo, whose ethnic Albanian majority is pushing for full independence from Serbia.
The ethnic Albanian majority is pushing for independence, while Kosovo Serbs are intent on seeing the province remain part of Serbia-Montenegro.
He also accused political leaders from Kosovo's ethnic Albanian majority of planning a crackdown against Serbian communities in northern Kosovo.
Its ethnic Albanian majority is demanding full independence from Serbia, while Belgrade insists all it can agree to is"substantial autonomy".
Only 97,000 voters in Kosovo,including a"certain number" of representatives of the province's ethnic Albanian majority, will be able to vote on the constitution, the daily Blic reported on Thursday.
Kosovo's ethnic Albanian majority is demanding outright independence, while Serbia insists it should retain some form of sovereignty over the province.
In the first of two articles concerning expectations about Kosovo's future, SETimes correspondent Blerta Foniqi-Kabashi discusses status andother issues with members of the ethnic Albanian majority.
While Kosovo's 90% ethnic Albanian majority wants full independence, Belgrade insists all it can offer is broad autonomy.
Ahtisaari launched a fact-finding tour last month, aimed at preparing the region for negotiations in early 2006 onthe future status of the province, where the 90 per cent ethnic Albanian majority demands independence from Serbia.
Its ethnic Albanian majority is pushing for independence, which Belgrade has been opposing, saying Kosovo is part of Serbia-Montenegro's territory.
After 18 months of internationally sponsored talks between Belgrade andPristina failed to produce an agreement, the leaders of Kosovo's 90% ethnic Albanian majority are now planning to adopt a unilateral declaration of independence from Serbia.
Kosovo's 90% ethnic Albanian majority insists on independence, while Serbia says all it can offer is broad autonomy within its borders.
Western officials believe that the anti-Serb riots that broke out on 17 March, following the drowning of three Albanian boys in circumstances which are still being investigated,were organised by extremists among the province's ethnic Albanian majority.
Its 90% ethnic Albanian majority is pushing for full independence from Serbia, while Belgrade insists that all it can grant Kosovo is broad autonomy.
Still technically part of Serbia, Kosovo's 90% ethnic Albanian majority is seeking independence, while Belgrade is offering broad autonomy within Serbian borders.
While Kosovo's ethnic Albanian majority favours outright independence, Serbian leaders are seeking to maintain some form of nominal sovereignty, though they acknowledge that actual governance from Belgrade is out of the question.