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Kosovars fume at new delay in accessing EU visa-free travel

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Kosovo has been waiting for years for visa-free travel to the European Union. A restaurant owner in Pristina has put up a sign saying: "Protest, no entry, for EU citizens without visa" Kosovars have to wait hours to apply for a visa to the EU, where many have family members living.

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Kosovars fume at new delay in accessing EU visa-free travel

The European Union’s delay in allowing visa-free travel for the people of Kosovo has spread dismay and resentment in the continent’s newest state, and one Pristina businessman has retaliated by

2 years ago·United States

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Kosovars fume at new delay in accessing EU visa-free travel

The European Union’s delay in allowing visa-free travel for the people of Kosovo has spread dismay and resentment in the continent’s newest state, and one Pristina businessman has retaliated by hitting EU officials where it hurts — the stomach

2 years ago·United States

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Kosovars fume at new delay in accessing EU visa-free travel

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Kosovars fume at new delay in accessing EU visa-free travel - Local News 8

By FLORENT BAJRAMI and LLAZAR SEMINI Associated PressPRISTINA, Kosovo (AP) — The European Union’s delay in allowing visa-free travel for the people of Kosovo has spread dismay and resentment in the continent’s newest state, and one Pristina businessman has retaliated by hitting EU officials where it hurts — the stomach. Mama’s restaurant owner Shpetim Pevqeli, 50, who has catered for more than a decade to employees at the EU’s rule of law missio…

2 years ago·Idaho Falls, United States

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MY Northwest

Kosovars fume at new delay in accessing EU visa-free travel

PRISTINA, Kosovo (AP) — The European Union’s delay in allowing visa-free travel for the people of Kosovo has spread dismay and resentment in the continent’s newest state, and one Pristina businessman has retaliated by hitting EU officials where it hurts — the stomach.Mama’s restaurant owner Shpetim Pevqeli, 50, who has catered for more than a decade to employees at the EU’s rule of law mission headquarters across the road, put up a sign Tuesday …

2 years ago·Tacoma, United States

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Star Tribune

Kosovars fume at new delay in accessing EU visa-free travel

The European Union's delay in allowing visa-free travel for the people of Kosovo has spread dismay and resentment in the continent's newest state, and one Pristina businessman has retaliated by hitting EU officials where it hurts — the stomach.

2 years ago·Minneapolis, United States

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