Kosovo:
UN envoy asks police chief to resign after deadly clash with
demonstrators
14 February – The top United Nations envoy in Kosovo
today asked for the immediate resignation of the UN police commissioner
there after the deaths of two people when police used rubber
bullets against pro-independence demonstrators in the Albanian-majority
Serbian province that the world organization has run since 1999.
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Kosovo: UN mission says autopsies will be performed
on dead protesters
12 February – The United Nations
peacekeeping mission in Kosovo announced today that autopsied
are being performed on the bodies of two protesters who died
after a violent demonstration in the province’s capital,
Pristina, at the weekend. FULL
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Kosovo: UN envoy to present ‘very clear statement’
on future status by end of March
8 February 2007 – The United
Nations envoy for the future status of Kosovo said today that
any suggestion implying that the provisional plan he presented
last week meant independence for the Albanian-majority Serbian
province, which the UN has run since 1999, came from the parties,
and he hoped to make his own view “very clear” by
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Kosovo
to have right to govern itself, join international bodies under
UN plan
2 February 2007 – The Albanian-majority Serbian province
of Kosovo will have the right to govern itself and conclude
international agreements, including membership in international
bodies, with an international civilian and military presence
supervising the new arrangements and helping to ensure peace
and stability, under United Nations plans released today. FULL
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