July 25, 2010

Kosovo Ruling a Political Decision, Not a Legal One

Jeb Koogler, Foreign Policy Watch

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The ruling clarifies next to nothing on the issue of Kosovo's right to self-rule.

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TAGGED: International Court of Justice, Serbia, Balkans, Spain, China, Russia, Kosovo

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