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Kosovo declaration ‘not imminent’

BBC - Kosovo’s Prime Minister Hashim Thaci has hinted at a possible delay before an independence declaration, dampening speculation that it may be imminent. “On independence day, Kosovo will have finished preparing the constitution, as well as the state symbols,” Mr Thaci told the BBC’s Albanian Service.

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