Regardless of what step it chooses to take, Serbia will have to offer something, even if it means a very small participation in authority “I feel that this is a transitional period,” said Milan Jocic, who holds a managerial post in the Kosovo water works. He believes that Serbia will not be able to continue with “this situation, of keeping […]
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