Metohija (975 bytes)
1: ... west of the [[Serbia]]n province of [[Kosovo and Metohija]], which is named after it.
3: ...[[Pec]], [[Decani]], [[Djakovica]], [[Orahovac]], and [[Prizren]].
5: '''See also''' [[Geographical regions in Serbia and Montenegro]]

Kosovo (20900 bytes)
5: |+<font size=+1>Kosovo<br>&#1050;&#1086;&#1089;&#1086;&#1074;&#1086; &#1...
8: ...align=center colspan=2 | [[Image:SerbiaMontenegro-Kosovo2.png]]
25: ...public of Kosova''' between [[1990]] and [[1999]] and declared it an independent state, though this was...
28: ... the capital, with estimated 500,000 inhabitants, and [[Prizren]] in the southwest with 120,000: five o...
31: ...mage:UTkosovo rel small 92.jpg|thumb|300px|Map of Kosovo]]

President of Kosovo (277 bytes)
1: .... The first post-war and the current president of Kosovo is '''Prof. Dr. [[Ibrahim Rugova]]'''.
4: == Kosovo Presidents ==

Kosovo District (1583 bytes)
1: ...rug'') is a [[Districts of Serbia|district]] in [[Kosovo]], in the south of the republic of [[Serbia]].
7: *[[Kosovo Polje]]
17: ...i, i.e. Tas - mosque, built after the [[Battle of Kosovo]], in [[1389]].
19: ...nificant medieval monuments in the entire Europe, and reference to it is made in all the anthologies of...
21: ...nd quality of its [[lead-zink]] ore deposits, the Kosovo District ranks among the richest one not only in ...

Malo Kosovo (563 bytes)
1: ...ovo and Metohija]], part of the larger basin of [[Kosovo]].
3: ...ain ranges of [[Kopaonik]] in the north and west, and [[Goljak]] in the east. Its main river is [[Lab]]...
5: '''See also:''' [[Geographical regions in Serbia and Montenegro]]

Kosovo, Ukraine (194 bytes)
1: <small>''For other uses of this word see [[Kosovo (disambiguation)]]''</small>
3: '''Kosovo''' is a place in [[Rivne region]], [[Ukraine]], l...

Unrest in Kosovo (14763 bytes)
5: ... and destruction of property since the [[1999]] [[Kosovo War]]. The violence was subsequently blamed by th...
7: ==Events in Kosovo==
9: ...]], with security provided by the NATO-led [[KFOR|Kosovo Force]] (KFOR).
11: ... by Serbs who have been chased out of their homes and taken refuge north of the [[Ibar]].
13: ...ocal Serbs from the village staged demonstrations and blocked traffic in protest at the shooting.

Gorani (Kosovo) (2591 bytes)
1: ...e of [[Kosovo-Metohia]], currently under [[NATO]] and [[United Nations]] administration. They also make...
3: ... resided in the southernmost tip of Serbia (and [[Kosovo]]) they prided themselves as being the sole guara...
7: ...untaineers'. The Gora is an underdeveloped region and for almost two centuries, its male inhabitants wo...
9: ...]], [[UNMIK]], has redrawn internal boundaries in Kosovo in such a way that a Gorani-majority county no lo...

Battle of Kosovo (3836 bytes)
1: ...o of [[1389]]; for other battles, see [[Battle of Kosovo (disambiguation)]]''
3: ...n calendar]]) between [[Serbs]] and Balkan Allies and the [[Ottoman Empire]].
5: ...ived do refer to a clash between Ottoman invaders and Slavic peoples already in the area.
7: ...nteers from neighboring countries in [[Anatolia]] and [[Rumelia]], including the forces of Serbian prin...
9: ...d [[Ivan Kosanchich|Ivan Kosan&#269;i&#263;]] commanding the third wing of the Christian army.

Government of Kosovo (458 bytes)
1: ...nment of Kosovo is [[Pristina]], the capital of [[Kosovo]].
3: The current [[Prime Minister of Kosovo]] is [[Ramush Haradinaj]].

Kosovo War (70116 bytes)
3: ...] province called [[Kosovo]] (officially [[Kosovo and Metohia]]), part of the former [[Federal Republic...
5: ...s characterised as a national liberation struggle and Serbs saw as terrorism.
6: ...www/opendoc.pdf displacement of the population of Kosovo].
10: ===Kosovo in Titoist Yugoslavia (1945-1986)===
12: ...sulted in a catastrophic defeat of Serbia at the hands of the invading [[Ottomans]] (traditionally inte...

Elections in Kosovo (1678 bytes)
1: {{Politics of Kosovo}}
2: ...utive (government)|executive]] and [[judiciary]], and in which electorates choose [[local government]] ...
3: ...prehensive discussion and the [[List of democracy and elections-related topics]] for an overview on rel...
5: ... Roma, Ashkali and Egyptian, 3 Bosniak, 2 Turkish and 1 Gorani).
6: ... party often has a chance of gaining power alone, and [[political parties|parties]] must work with each...

Kosovo (disambiguation) (2585 bytes)
1: '''Kosovo''' or '''Kosova''' is a widely used [[geonym|plac...
3: ==Kosovo==
5: * [[Kosovo]] is casual name for [[Kosovo and Metohija]], an autonomous province of [[Serbia]].
6: * [[Kosovo]] is a region in aforementioned province, after w...
7: ...he aforementioned region, site of the [[Battle of Kosovo]].

History of Kosovo (26571 bytes)
3: ...[[Serbia]] called [[Kosovo]] (officially [[Kosovo and Metohia]]).
5: ...rcassians]] and [[Jew]]s in addition to [[Serbs]] and [[Albanians]].
7: == Kosovo from prehistory to 1455 ==
9: ...chaeological evidence). [http://www.rastko.org.yu/kosovo/istorija/malkolm/djankovic-facts.html]
11: ...spread in the remaining non-Slav Balkan countries and particularly northern Albania to this day (Kameni...

Assembly of Kosovo (2646 bytes)
1: ...100 members are directly voted into the Assembly, and the remaining 20 are reserved:
4: ... the representatives of the [[Roma]], [[Ashkali]] and [[Egyptians]].
5: * 3 seats for the [[Bosniaks]] and [[Muslims by nationality]]
11: Kosovo Assembly has 19 [[committee|committees]].
13: * Committee for Finance and Economy

Kosovo Polje (4059 bytes)
1: ...f the [[United Nations]] following the [[1999]] [[Kosovo War]].
3: ...nti-Serb discrimination by the Albanian-dominated Kosovo administration. He told them that "No one has the...
5: ... other national communities. [http://www.osce.org/kosovo/documents/reports/hr/part1/p5kpo.htm]
7: ...ed, reportedly by local Serbs and paramilitaries, and many local Albanians were killed.
9: ... Kosovo, who had fled their homes, took refuge in Kosovo Polje, where a large refugee camp was established...

Kosovo-Pomoravlje District (728 bytes)
1: '''Kosovo-Pomoravlje District''' ''Kosovsko-Pomoravski okru...
3: The Kosovsko-Pomoravski District expands in the southern part of the [[Serbia|Republic of...
19: [[Category:Kosovo]]

Kosovo Campaign Medal (3223 bytes)
1: [[Image:KosovoMed.gif|right]]
3: ...ervice performed in the [[Serbian]] province of [[Kosovo]] from the year [[1999]] to the present.
5: To be awarded the Kosovo Campaign Medal, a service member must have been a...
9: ...ning Hope]]: April 4, 1999 through July 10, 1999; and,
20: ...ampaign'', these two campaigns began in June 1999 and are active until a date to be determined.

Prime Minister of Kosovo (466 bytes)
1: ...adinaj is the second post-war prime minister of [[Kosovo]].
3: == Previous Prime Ministers of Kosovo ==
9: ...et/ The Official website of the Prime Minister of Kosovo]

Battle of Kosovo (disambiguation) (197 bytes)
1: The '''Battle of Kosovo''' could refer to several conflicts:
2: * [[Battle of Kosovo]] of [[1389]]
3: * [[Battle of Kosovo (1448)|Battle of Kosovo]] of [[1448]]
4: * [[Kosovo War]] of [[1999]]

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