KFOR tested by Albanian insurgents

Article Abstract:

NATO is maintaining 40,000 troops in Kosovo, but it is becoming difficult to control violence in the area. In addition, Macedonia is complaining that the Kosovo area has become a haven for insurgents who periodically cross the border into Macedonia.

Planning, Macedonian foreign relations, Kosovo Force (KFOR)

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KFOR contains conflict in Presevo

Article Abstract:

A conflict, on the Kosovo-Serbian border, was brought under control, thanks to meetings involving both factions. It is hoped that the winter season will bring about a period of peace for the area, and a strengthing of the truce.

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KFOR tracks evolution of Albanian radicals

Article Abstract:

The difficulty of controlling Albanian rebel activities in the Kosovo, southern Serbian, and Macedonian areas is discussed. Cooperation between NATO's Kosovo Force, and armed forces from these areas, is helping in the effort.

Albanians, Albanians in Yugoslavia, Serbia

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