Some 4,000 ethnic Albanians demanding immediate independence for Kosovo marched past the headquarters of the United Nations mission in Pristina today.

Police in Kosovo say three vehicles belonging to the United Nations have been damaged in an explosion in the provincial capital, Pristina.

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NATO Secretary-General Jaap de Hoop Scheffer is due in Kosovo today to discuss security with commanders of the NATO-led peacekeeping force.

Two people have died of injuries sustained in clashes between police and ethnic Albanian protesters in Pristina, the capital of Kosovo.

As Kosovo begins to develop its national identity, one of the first and most important things it will need to do is establish a trademark, a flag.

First official results are due today from Serbia's parliamentary election.

German Foreign Minister Frank-Walter Steinmeier today said the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe's (OSCE) confidence-building measures could serve as a model for the EU's strategy on Central Asia and Kosovo.

The EU's foreign policy chief says the 27-nation bloc will increase its engagement in Kosovo following an upcoming decision on the territory's future status.

Serbia's prime minister has urged new United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon to protect his country's territorial integrity and make sure its Kosovo province does not gain independence.

Kosovo's U.N. governor has told the Security Council any further delay in settling the province's status could fuel instability and play into the hands of extremists. Correspondent Peter Heinlein reports from the U.N.