File:EU on kosovo independence.png

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DescriptionEU on kosovo independence.png	This is a map of the European Union countries showing their position on recognizing Kosovo's independence. The Key is:   recognises Kosovo   does not recognise Kosovo
Date	3 March 2008
Source	Image:BlankMap-Europe.png and the lists at International reaction to the 2008 Kosovo declaration of independence
Author	Hoshie
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• Fico v Belehrade: Medzinárodný súd musí uznať protiprávnosť Kosova, Slovak PM voices strong support for Serbia archive copy at the Wayback Machine - Roberto Fico said that he is "convinced that the declaration of Kosovo's independence was not in line with international law".

• Slovakia ardent in opposing Kosovo independence^{[dead link]} Robert Fico: “Today, I do not exclude the possibility that Slovakia will never recognize Kosovo. Kosovo is not some independent territory, it is an integral part of Serbia where Serbs, and members of the Albanian ethnic minority live.”

• Briefing of diplomatic correspondents by Foreign Ministry spokesman Mr. G. Koumoutsakos archive copy at the Wayback Machine - "we have taken our positions based on this in every case – there is the basic principle of respect for the territorial integrity and independence of states. Based on this principle – which is of long-standing importance to, and is a fundamental constant of, the Greek foreign policy of all Greek governments – Greece did not recognise Kosovo and does not recognise the secessionist regions of South Ossetia and Abkhazia."

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