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Kosovo PM removed from Interpol arrest warrant list

24/03/2006

(Paris, DTT-NET.COM)- The Prime Minister of Kosovo Agim Ceku is removed from the arrest warrant list of Interpol, following the requests of UN envoy Soren Jessen Petersen and the backing of major western powers to allow him free travelling abroad.

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