/Issue/Kosovo_North

2013-04-09Many Kosovo Serbs say they are determined not to align with Pristina.

2012-12-05The removal of Serbia's structures in northern Kosovo should be done with confidence-building measures for Kosovo Serbs, according to experts.

2012-05-15While Kosovo officials are eager to hold talks with Serbs in the country's north, the minority group is wary of sitting at the table without Belgrade.

2012-04-25The problem of integrating the north into Kosovo's rule, and the lack of communication with the people living there, has shown that Pristina needs to get serious.

2012-04-10Calls for a state of emergency in Kosovo's north come after a bomb attack kills an ethnic Albanian.

2012-02-06Lawmakers vote to end the presence of international supervisory forces in Kosovo, triggering a range of reactions.

2011-12-22While government officials do not comment the arrest of the two brothers suspected of the organising the attacks on KFOR in northern Kosovo, the opposition considers the move a beginning of the dismantling the Serbian institutions there.

2011-12-17In an exclusive interview with SETimes, EULEX chief Xavier de Marnhac underlines the need for co-operation and rule of law.

2011-12-15After two days of waiting, a deal was made allowing a Russian convoy to enter Kosovo.

2011-10-26EULEX chief Xavier de Marnhac says there will be no more meetings with Serbs in the north unless freedom of movement is established.

2011-10-24Partition represents too great a threat to regional stability to be considered as an option, analysts say.

2011-10-20After a series of meetings with Serb leaders in northern Kosovo failed, KFOR launched an operation Thursday to remove the barricades.

2011-10-19Tensions along the border in northern Kosovo are high after KFOR announced plans to dismantle the barricades on roads leading to the border crossing of Jarinje and Brnjak.

2011-10-18As barricades in northern Kosovo continue, Belgrade and Pristina come to an impasse.

2011-10-11KFOR Commander General Erhard Drews tells SETimes that while it is not up to his personnel up investigate those responsible for violence, KFOR would not "tolerate a return to the clashes of the past".

2011-10-10Barricades hurt the local population the most by blocking every normal economic and social activity, KFOR Commander General Erhard Drews tells SETimes.

2011-08-18A top US diplomat joins France and Germany in rejecting partition and calling for rule of law in the north.

2011-05-24PRISTINA, Kosovo -- Northern Kosovo remains in the hands of illegal Serb parallel structures and there is no rule of law, a new government report con...

2011-04-26PRISTINA, Kosovo -- The Minor Offence Court in Zubin Potok, northern Kosovo, has been occupied by Serb parallel structures, media reported on Monday...

2011-04-05PRISTINA, Kosovo -- The population and household census has failed to start in Serb-dominated northern Kosovo. Majlinda Sinani-Lulaj, spokesperson fo...