Kosovo lives: A mixed village :

In the first of five pieces by BBC reporters on life in Kosovo today, Nick Thorpe meets a Serbian family forced out in 1999, which made a new home in Kosovo five years later.
"The most painful thing for us, is when we see people selling up and leaving," says Dragana Gospic.
And she relates how one of her neighbours, a fellow Serb, has just sold his land, and is now selling his house.
"Each person who leaves makes it harder for those who remain," she explains.
At 33, originally from the Bosnian town of Mrkonjic Grad, she lives in the village of Vidanje, near Klina in central Kosovo, with her husband Ranko and daughters Tanja and Sanja.