North Mitrovica is a town located in northern Kosovo, known for its diverse population and complex history. It is situated on the banks of the Ibar River and serves as a significant cultural and economic center for the region. The town is predominantly inhabited by Serbs, reflecting the area's ethnic diversity. The town is divided by the Ibar River, which separates the predominantly Serb northern part from the southern part, where Albanians are the majority. North Mitrovica has been a focal point of political tensions and negotiations since the Kosovo War in the late 1990s, making it an important area for understanding the region's ongoing challenges.