10 April 2002 Editorial by Adrian ThanoTIRANA, 9 April (Shekulli)–The Belgrade government’s publicly expressed reservations over Albanian Prime Minister Pandeli Majko’s visit to Kosovo last week reopened the debate on the tricky relationship between Belgrade and Pristina.Some 36,000 NATO troops (including 5,400 from the United States) currently protect Kosovo as part of the UN’s peacekeeping mission. Although the force has […]
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