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Balkans justice: The road to the EU The European Commission has proposed that citizens from Serbia, Montenegro and Macedonia be allowed to travel freely to the EU member countries without a visa from this coming January. Their outlook is expected to change, but Kosovo will not enjoy the same conditions.
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