Breakup of Yugoslavia
Declassified: How US Intelligence Predicted Yugoslavia’s Bloody Demise
Now, from a historical distance of three decades, it is possible to analyse these documents. A particularly interesting question is how the various intelligence predictions about the situation in Bosnia measured up to what actually happened.
For Peace Today, Let’s Recall Wartime Yugoslav Feminist Solidarity
Anti-war activism plays a significant role in preventing devastating wars and fostering solidarity with victims of war.
Following the Russian invasion of Ukraine, we are once again reminded of the importance of anti-war activism among human rights activists.
Montgomery: CIA protected Djukanovic, when Italians intervened, he turned to Russians
According to him, the main task of the CIA stationed in the Croatian town was to protect the then and current president of Montenegro, Milo Djukanovi, if the then president of the FRY, Slobodan Miloevi, attacked him.
Slovenia marks 30th anniversary of Brijuni Declaration
Ljubljana – Thirty years to the day, the Brijuni Declaration was adopted, ending hostilities between Yugoslav and Slovenian forces in the ten-day independence war and suspending Slovenia’s independence activities for three months. It was the first international agreement between Slovenia and the EU’s predecessor, the European Economic Community (EEC).
Intentional Amnesia: Croatia’s Attempt to Erase Yugoslavia
Both then and now, Tudjman and Plenkovic, the 20th century nationalist and the moderate conservative, suffered from the same ailment - selective, deliberate amnesia.
Neither of them can remember - or bear to remember - Yugoslavia.
Erased: The die-hard Yugoslav behind the library
Next Sarajevo Mayor Raises Hopes of Bosnia’s Civic Rebirth
Famous for his critical role during the breakup of the former Yugoslavia, 63-year-old Bogic Bogicevic faces huge challenges as he returns from political retirement to take up the important position of Mayor of Bosnia's capital, Sarajevo.
Bogicevic is expected to be formally elected to the position within the next month or so, as soon as the local election results are validated.
Serbia Faces Yugoslav-Era Debt Repayments for Years to Come
While Croatia and Slovenia have paid off their debts inherited from Yugoslavia, Serbia is still paying. And Belgrade's refusal to recognise Kosovo as independent has only increased its burden.
Finnish politician upset the region: Genocide committed against Serbs
"Genocide has been committed against Serbs over the last century, and false accusations that you committed crimes during the breakup of Yugoslavia are part of a campaign by large powers to justify their conquering goals", she said in an interview with Kosovo online portal.
Balkan War Photojournalists Recall Being ‘Witnesses to History’
US photographers Ron Haviv and Christopher Morris presented some of the most important of their images from the break-up of Yugoslavia in Zagreb on Tuesday evening, with Haviv saying that he went to the Balkan war zone in the 1990s to "witness history" for himself.
‘Too Late’ to Halt Serbia’s Demographic Disaster
This is the latest in a series of articles about the demographic crisis facing Central and Southeast Europe.
See also: Bye-Bye, Balkans: A Region in Critical Demographic Decline
Nikitovic has been going over the demographic figures for Serbia and they make for grim reading.
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