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The European Union’s biggest four countries are pushing to impose and oversee independence in Kosovo without a fresh United Nations mandate, risking a showdown with a resurgent Russia and fierce resistance from Serbia, which vows no surrender of Kosovo.

By Staff Reporter

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/ 27 November 2007

Deadlock in Kosovo talks

Internationally sponsored talks over the future status of the Serbian province of Kosovo were deadlocked on Tuesday, after Kosovo Albanian leaders rejected Serbia’s proposal for self-governance. Kosovo’s majority ethnic Albanian population wants to break all ties with Serbia.

By Aleksandra Niksic

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/ 26 November 2007

Serbia won’t give up ‘an inch’ of Kosovo

Serbia will not give up ”an inch” of Kosovo, Prime Minister Vojislav Kostunica said on Monday as talks on the breakaway province’s future entered a critical phase before a United Nations deadline next month. ”Serbia will not let an inch of its territory be taken away,” a defiant Kostunica told reporters.

By William J Kole

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/ 4 September 2007

Secret deal for roadmap to peace bears stamp of Ulster

Representatives from Sunni and Shia groups in Iraq agreed on a road map to peace based on the experience in Northern Ireland after four days of secret talks in Finland. The meeting brought together 16 delegates from the feuding groups to study lessons learned from successful peacemaking efforts in South Africa and Northern Ireland.

By Staff Reporter

Obama, Sarkozy in the running for peace prize

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Seasoned diplomat Ahtisaari wins coveted Nobel

Europe’s big four raise stakes on Kosovo

Deadlock in Kosovo talks

Serbia won’t give up ‘an inch’ of Kosovo

Secret deal for roadmap to peace bears stamp of Ulster

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