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European Union and NATO forces have resorted to firing tear gas and stun grenades at Serbs in Northern Kosovo in another indicator that the declaration of independence by Kosovo has been far from smooth. The Albanian majority in Kosovo made the declaration of independence from Serbia in February 2008, but less than 60 of the United Nations’ 192 members have recognized Kosovo as a sovereign independent state, separate from Serbia. Serbs are a small minority but dominate the northern part of Kosovo where tensions rose following the declaration of independence. In November 2008, the European Union’s international police force (the EULEX security mission) took over security for Kosovo from the United Nations’ mission, which had been in control of the Serb province since 1999.

The minority Serbs are concentrated in isolated enclaves throughout Kosovo, even more so since the hostilities in 1999. The northern province of Mitrovica is bitterly divided, particularly in the provincial capital of Kosovska-Mitrovica, which has a yellow zone separating the Serbs on the north side of the Ibar River and Kosovar Albanians on the south bank.

The April Clashes are Just the Latest in Mitrovica

There have been sporadic clashes and continuous demonstrations for a decade in the flashpoint of Mitrovica since the end of the fighting at the turn of the century. But there has been a spike of violence and protests over the past month due to moves by the Kosovar authorities in the Kosovo capital of Pristina to restore homes in Serb areas that were owned by Kosovar Albanians prior to 1999.

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