20th-century history of Kosovo

Namely, the part of the report dedicated to Kosovo states that the problems are attacks on ethnic minorities, including by the security forces, as well as endemic corruption in the ranks of the government, and threats and attacks against journalists.

This was done a day after the UN called on the Yugoslav government and the Kosovo Albanians to end conflicts and violence in Kosovo and Metohija.

The North Atlantic Council then (on September 24, 1999) approved its act, in a statement signed by NATO Secretary General Javier Solana.

Simic: The goal has been achieved, the Serbs are encouraged and united. Sheholi: Vucic should have apologized for the crimes.

Representative of the Serb List from Kosovo Igor Simic told Prva TV after that the visit of Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic to Kosovo has achieved its goal.

Our reporter said that the Albanians in question "showed the children the middle finger and uttered obscenities in Albanian and English" - telling them also that there was "no place for them in Kosovo, as it was Albanian territory."

One man was injured and another arrested when Kosovo Albanians in the village of Pjeterq/Petric protested against Serbs displaced in the aftermath of the 1999 conflict who returned to visit the local church.

A Serbian journalist Marija Antic has said she received death and rape threats after grilling a far-right French activist Arnaud Gouillon about his views and activism.

"The job of a journalist is to try to come to the truth. It's for the audience to accept this truth or not," Antic told BIRN.

Events to mark the International Day of the Disappeared in Bosnia, Croatia, Kosovo and Serbia sought to raise awareness that 12,000 people are still missing from the 1990s wars.

Marking the 19th anniversary of the disappearance of two Serbian radio journalists in Kosovo, a journalists’ association has demanded a fresh investigation into their deaths - and those of other journalists abducted and killed in Kosovo.

BELGRADE - Serbian FM and Socialist Party of Serbia leader Ivica Dacic said on Tuesday critics of his proposal for delineation in Kosovo-Metohija, in fact, wanted to hand entire Kosovo to ethnic Albanians.

Foreign Minister and SPS leader Ivica Dacic says critics of his recent statement about Kosovo "want to hand entire Kosovo to Albanians."