Kosovo to declare independence in February: Albanian PM

Kosovo to declare independence in February: Albanian PM

TOKYO, Japan - Albanian Prime Minister Sali Berisha speaks at the National Press Club in Tokyo on Feb. 6. He indicated that Kosovo's ethnic Albanian leaders are likely to declare independence from Serbia later this month with Western backing despite the opposition of Belgrade and its ally Russia.

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