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Serbia will never be asked to recognize a Unilateral Declared Independent Kosovo. But it will have to have good relations with Kosovo.
What does that mean? How can Serbia do that?
1. By someway declaring Kosovo independent thereby nullifying the UDI.
2. By ignoring Kosovo status and accepting it without recognizing it.
3. By creating an environment in which the Kosovo people would want to voluntarily rejoin Serbia.
This would mean total autonomy of Kosovo, ie, Serbia would have no control inside the boundaries of Kosovo as today. Police and military would not be allowed to cross the border, Serbia would have no control over election process inside of Kosovo (this would include the north unless negotiated away). However Kosovo would have a major control over Belgrade politics, with representation and veto power. Kosovo would enact all laws of Kosovo in Pristina with their own police force. Serbs inside Kosovo would have to cooperate and participate in Kosovo politics and not Serbian.
Basically plan laid out in Kumanovo Agreement. (However, it is doubtful this will really be enough to bring the Albanians back.
Does anyone see another way that you can satisfy the EU requirement, and end the dispute between Kosovo and Serbia, I would like to hear it.
It seems to me that option 2 is the easiest for Serbia to adjust to.
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