People are home.
But the exuberance ends just around the corner from Fizri's cafe. The distance between her and the elated Firzi may be only 100 feet, but they are separated by an giant chasm of fear and anger. Twelve months into the peacekeeping mission, the basic rhythms of life have returned here. At the same time, few officials are brave enough to say this failure threatens the peacekeepers' mission or the region's future stability. Reality is more complex in Kosovo.