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Kosovo citizens follow the UN debate over their future
18-01-2008 16:54 | Genie Johnson
At a debate on the future of Kosovo in the United Nations last week
Serbia's President Boris Tadic said Belgrade could never accept a fully
independent state - while Kosovo's Prime Minister Hashim Thaci said
independence is crucial for the success of the region.
Pristina
As Kosovo prepares to declare independence, Gennie Johnson spoke to Jetta
Xarra from the Balkan Investigative Reporting Network in Pristina and asked
her - how closely have Kosovo Albanians been following the debate at the
UN?
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As Kosovo prepares to declare independence, Gennie Johnson spoke to Jetta
Xarra from the Balkan Investigative Reporting Network in Pristina and asked
her - how closely have Kosovo Albanians been following the debate at the
UN?
