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Kosovo leaders meet with British leaders in London

21/11/2008

LONDON, United Kingdom -- Foreign Secretary David Miliband on Thursday (November 20th) welcomed the future of Kosovo "in the European family" during a meeting with the young country's President Fatmir Sejdiu and Prime Minister Hashim Thaci in London. Miliband hailed the officials' commitment to support the deployment of the EU-led mission in Kosovo, EULEX, stressing that the deployment is a crucial stage in the country's development. Thaci reiterated Pristina's opposition to the six-point plan for deployment proposed by UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon. He said Kosovo has its own four-point plan that envisions deployment in all areas, including in Serb-dominated ones.

In other news, Kosovo police arrested three people Wednesday in connection with the blast at the International Civilian Office in Pristina a week ago. On Thursday, officials described them as German nationals who were visiting Kosovo. (AFP, Beta, Foreign and Commonwealth Office website, Koha Ditore, Express, Lajm, Zeri, Kosova Sot - 21/11/08; DPA, AP, Reuters, AFP - 20/11/08)

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