Serbia's Prime Minister, Ivica Dacic, is calling on ethnic Serbs in Kosovo to rethink their plans to boycott local elections later in the year.
He made the appeal after Kosovo's government adopted an amnesty for its minority Serbs who have, in the past, rebelled against rule by the Kosovo-Albanian majority.
The Serbian Prime Minister is concerned the threatened boycott could upset his country's ambitions to join the European Union.
Central European correspondent Kerry Skyring explained why to Zara Zaher.
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