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Serbia offers 25 years of
internationally-recognized autonomy for Kosovo
Koha
Ditore carries an
interview with Aleksandar Simic, advisor to Serbian Prime Minister Vojislav
Kostunica. Simic said that the autonomy that
Serbia offers to Kosovo
is a broad autonomy within Serbia and the Union of
Serbia and Montenegro.
This autonomy
would be guaranteed with an international agreement and by powerful
international actors such as the US, EU and
Russia and would be under
the umbrella of the United Nations, Simic was quoted as saying. There are some
opinions in Belgrade that this
agreement would last 20 to 25 years and could then be renewed, maybe with some
changes or even under the same
terms.
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