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Ban Ki-moon mourns death of UN police officer in Kosovo
18 March – Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon today expressed his deep sadness at the death of a United Nations police officer during yesterday’s violent clashes in Mitrovica in the north of Kosovo.

UN tribunal grants temporary leave to former top Yugoslav military figure
17 March – The United Nations tribunal set up to deal with the worst abuses committed during the Balkan conflicts of the 1990s has granted temporary release to a former top Yugoslav military figure facing trial on war crimes charges over events in Kosovo in 1999.

Kosovo: Ban Ki-moon deplores attacks on UN mission as it retakes courthouse
17 March – Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon today deplored attacks against personnel of the United Nations mission in Kosovo today as they re-established control over a courthouse in Mitrovica that a mob had forcibly occupied last week.

UN official holds talks with Serbia's Kosovo Minister
16 March – Meeting with Serbia's Minister for Kosovo, a senior United Nations official today underscored that challenges – which violate Belgrade's pledges to the Security Council – to the mandate of the world body's mission, known as UNMIK, must come to an end.

Top envoy strongly condemns attack on UN mission's Court building
14 March – The Secretary-General's Special Representative today strongly condemned an attack on the District Court building of the United Nations Mission in Kosovo (UNMIK) in North Mitrovica, which took place when a large mob overwhelmed UNMIK Police.

UN mission must continue control over Kosovo, Serbia tells Security Council
11 March – The situation on the ground in Kosovo has deteriorated since its Provisional Institutions of Self-Government declared independence last month, Serbia’s Foreign Minister told the Security Council today, calling for Belgrade and Pristina to meet again to try to work out a different resolution to their dispute over Kosovo’s status.

UN mission reasserts its control over stretch of rail line in northern Kosovo
4 March – The United Nations Interim Administration Mission in Kosovo (UNMIK) today reasserted control of a rail line in northern Kosovo, a day after Serbian Railways had challenged its authority over the stretch.

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