How Serbia usually fails, Interpol looks to Kosovo's membership bid tomorrow

On Tuesday, Kosovo's application for membership will definitely be considered, and then the vote will take place, and in two rounds.

So Serbia's request is rejected that Kosovo not enter into line day at the Interpol General Assembly under way in Dubai.

The news was first published by Russian Sputnik, and then by B92.net.

Interpol's chairman has reportedly rejected Serbia's request and five other member states for the General Assembly to vote for the removal of Kosovo's membership application agenda in this institution.

Thus, the Assembly's chairman at the start of the meeting has refused the introduction of Serbia's demand day supported by China, Spain, Cyprus, Argentina and Suriname.

Because of this General Assembly decision, member states will not be able to declare Kosovo's application for membership, as it has been voted as a whole of the agenda.

So on Tuesday, Kosovo's request will definitely be considered, and then the vote will take place, and in two rounds. The Assembly needs to vote with 2/3 of the votes, and for that there will be two possibilities.

So if the first vote doesn't succeed, then there will be another vote, and if you don't get the necessary majority, the request will be rejected.