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Serbia gets OK for membership talksCopy LinkCopiedShare via emailShare on XShare on WhatsAppShare on LinkedInJuly 3, 20137:14 pm CETBy Toby VogelThe leaders of the European Unions member states gave the green light for Serbia to start membership negotiations with the Union, in recognition of the governments constructive role in talks to normalise relations with Kosovo. The EU will also start talks on a pre-accession Stabilisation and Association Agreement with Kosovo, a first step <a href=
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