Примери коришћења Former province на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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Serbia does not recognize its former province.
Jeremic said that accepting its former province as an independent state cannot be part of the solution.
Serbia refuses to recognise its former province.
Serbia and its former province still have a bitter relationship two decades after the Kosovo war led to Pristina breaking away and later declaring independence.
Serbia does not recognise the independence of its former province.
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However, despite relative progress in the former province, Ahtisaari said many challenges remain.
Serbia refuses to acknowledge the independence of its former province.
Serbia threatened to boycott the meeting if its former province participated as an independent state.
But recently, the process has stalled because of Serbia's refusal to recognize neighboring Kosovo andnormalize relations with its former province.
It has been boycotting those in which its former province is granted the same status as other participants.
Pristina, on the other hand, said on Friday thatby contesting Kosovo's independence, Serbia aims to cause tension in its former province.
Belgrade does not recognise the independence of Kosovo, its former province predominantly populated by ethnic Albanians.
Tadic reiterated that his country would neveraccept Kosovo's independence and that the EU mission planned for the former province is illegal.
He added that Serbia would do all it can to keep the peace in the former province, while working to prevent more countries from recognising Kosovo.
While those in Pristina express their gratitude,Serbian officials say the International Court of Justice must rule on the former province's independence.
In later Turkish usage,"Diyar Bakr" referred to the western portion of the former province, around Amid(which hence became known as Diyarbakır in Turkish).
Kosovo President Fatmir Sejdiu confirmed that the government, in general,supports Ban's plan, which does not threaten the sovereignty of the former province.
The move comes two years after Serbia,which does not recognise the independence of its former province, agreed to allow Pristina to have its own international telephone code.
Numerous senior Serbian officials, including President Boris Tadic,have said in recent days that the ICJ's opinion will not discourage them from continuing the battle to regain the former province.
Aside from Serbia,which remains staunchly opposed to its former province's secession, Bosnia and Herzegovina is the only former Yugoslav republic that has not recognised Kosovo as an independent state.
The country insists UNMIK should remain in Kosovo,a stance that blocks the EU from helping the former province solidify its independence.
Serbia and its former province Kosovo committed to an EU-mediated dialogue to improve relations and resolve all disputes between them in 2013, but little progress has been made since then.
The agreement brought praisefrom the international community, but fierce criticism from Serbia, which staunchly opposes its former province's claim to independence.
MEPs also called on Serbia,which remains strongly opposed to its former province's secession,"to be pragmatic on the status issue and to refrain from blocking Kosovo's membership in international organisations".
In addition, Serbia needs to play a constructive role in its EU-brokered talks with Kosovo,as well as show that it is able to normalise relations with its former province as much as possible.
Thanks to its decision to come to terms with its former province, Serbia will likely be given a date this month by Brussels for the opening of accession talks, while Kosovo will be invited to begin work on an association agreement.
Although non-binding, the Belgrade authorities view the ICJ's ruling as a"serious blow" for their country's ambitions to regain its former province and fear that it will make further efforts more difficult.
Thanks to its decision to come to terms with its former province, Serbia will likely be given a date this month by Brussels for the opening of accession talks, while Kosovo will be invited to begin work on an association agreement.
Defence Minister Dragan Sutanovac said revising the Kumanovo Agreement would not mean the return of the Serbian Army to Kosovo,despite the provision allowing 1,000 troops to return to the former province.
Under a Brussels-backed integration process for Kosovo, however,Serbia has gradually scaled back involvement in its former province, leaving many Serbs feeling abandoned despite the“no surrender” rhetoric of Vucic and his allies.