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Branislav Grbić

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Branislav Grbić is the Kosovo Minister for Return and Communities. A Serb, he is also the leader of New Democracy (Kosovo), a political party he formed on 11 July 2007. The party's priorities are minority and social rights, economic issues and democratic interests. Unlike other Kosovo Serb parties, its headquarters are not in the Serbian North Kosovo exclave, but rather in Kosovo's main city, Pristina.[1][2][3]

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  1. ^ Kosovo Serbs get new political party Southeast European Times
  2. ^ CRISIS IN THE BALKANS: BELGRADE; Reduced to a 'Caveman' Life, Serbs Don't Blame Milosevic The New York Times
  3. ^ KOSOVA SERBS DIVIDED OVER POLL RFE/RL Newsline
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