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Ivica Dačić

prime minister of Serbia
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  • Serbia
    Serbia
    / Independent Serbia

    …a government, with SPS leader Ivica Dačić at its head. In April 2013 Serbia and Kosovo agreed to normalize relations, although Serbia stopped short of recognizing Kosovo’s independence. The Kosovar government vowed to grant limited autonomy to ethnic Serbs in northern Kosovo, and both countries stated that they would not…

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    …a government, with SPS leader Ivica Dačić at its head. In April 2013 Serbia and Kosovo agreed to normalize relations, although Serbia stopped short of recognizing Kosovo’s independence. The Kosovar government vowed to grant limited autonomy to ethnic Serbs in northern Kosovo, and both countries stated that they would not…

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