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Tear gas released in Kosovo parliament by opposition party in bid to stop vote (independent.co.uk)

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Tear gas has been released in Kosovo’s parliament by opposition MPs in a bid to stop a vote on a border demarcation agreement with Montenegro.

The Self-Determination Movement party used three tear gas canisters in the Assembly building as the vote was due to start on Wednesday, forcing all politicians to leave the hall.

The 120-seat parliament was expected to vote with the two-thirds needed to ratify the 2015 agreement.

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