Примери коришћења Recognise kosovo's independence на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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Tadic reiterated that Serbia had not, andwould not, recognise Kosovo's independence.
Serbia will never recognise Kosovo's independence, President Boris Tadic said.
On Friday(October 2nd),Lajcak said his country will never recognise Kosovo's independence.
I believe Serbia will recognise Kosovo's independence but it won't happen just like that.
Over the next few days,Belgrade is expected to take action against countries that recognise Kosovo's independence.
Serbia will neither implicitly nor explicitly recognise Kosovo's independence, either by its decisions or with its participation in regional forums and meetings.".
On Monday, Prime Minister Hashim Thaci said he received confirmation from authorities in Doha that Qatar will recognise Kosovo's independence.
The report argues that Serbia must recognise Kosovo's independence in order for sustainable peace to be achieved, as recognition would be the cornerstone of an agreement to normalise relations.
The statement quoted Mitsotakis as saying his country supported the Belgrade- Pristina dialogue on the normalisation of relations andthat Athens would not recognise Kosovo's independence.
Bearers of these passports can travel to countries that recognise Kosovo's independence, plus Macedonia and Montenegro.
The resolution proposed by the Serbian government warns that Belgrade may downgrade diplomatic relations with any country that may recognise Kosovo's independence.
At the same time,they vowed that Belgrade would never recognise Kosovo's independence and insisted that the EU's mission to Kosovo, EULEX, could be deployed only with UN Security Council consent.
Serbian Foreign Minister Vuk Jeremic, who also addressed the Council,reiterated that his country would never recognise Kosovo's independence.
Serbian President Boris Tadic said his country will never recognise Kosovo's independence, and the country's foreign minister vowed to use all diplomatic means at its disposal to block recognition.
In his reaction to the EC's decision, Serbian President Boris Tadic said Belgrade would continue the dialogue with Pristina, butstressed that Serbia could not recognise Kosovo's independence.
Speaking Sunday evening,Serbian Foreign Minister Vuk Jeremic said he had told diplomats that countries that recognise Kosovo's independence cannot count on having unchanged relations with Serbia in the future.
Serbia will never recognise Kosovo's independence and will continue to search for a compromise solution through legal means, Serbian President Boris Tadic said on Friday(August 8th) during a meeting with US President George W. Bush in Beijing.
Citing diplomatic sources,the Macedonian daily Utrinski Vesnik reported on Friday that Skopje would recognise Kosovo's independence within three weeks of its proclamation.
Sejdiu emphasised the public's belief that Arab countries would recognise Kosovo's independence very soon, but journalist and politician Veton Surroi criticised the government for an alleged lack of initiative in foreign policy.
Belgrade, meanwhile, has already ordered the withdrawal of Serbian ambassadors from the United States, France and Turkey, pending the delivery of official notes of protest to the respective governments, andis expected to withdraw its ambassadors from other countries that recognise Kosovo's independence.
Greece is one of five EU member states that have not recognised Kosovo's independence.
Just six countries from the region have recognised Kosovo's independence to date.
More than 110 countries have recognised Kosovo's independence.
Twenty-one out of twenty-seven EU members have recognised Kosovo's independence.
Countries have recognised Kosovo's independence.
Most EU member states have recognised Kosovo's independence.
Cyprus, Greece, Romania, Slovakia andSpain should join the other EU member states in recognising Kosovo's independence, the European Parliament said in a resolution Thursday.
Romanian Foreign Minister Adrian Cioroianu,whose country also opposes recognising Kosovo's independence without a UN endorsement, expressed support for the planned EU mission.
Croatia has recognised Kosovo's independence and has no ambition to mediate to resolve the issue," Josipovic explained.