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Tag: Milosevic

Serbia: A Weimar Republic? - 22 October 2010 - Analysis

The current situation in Serbia mirrors that of post-WW I Germany and threatens to re-focus international attention on the region, writes Marko Papic, an analyst for Stratfor, a global intelligence company based in the US.

Dizdarević: Ten years on, Milošević scars remain in Balkans - 04 October 2010 - Interview

A decade since the fall of Slobodan Milošević's nationalist Serbian regime, there are still ''deep wounds'' across the former Yugoslavia which will not heal for a long time, said former Yugoslav politician Raif Dizdarević in an interview with Pavol Demes, director of the German Marshall Fund in Central Europe and former foreign minister of Slovakia.

Kosovo 'should have been taken away from Milošević' - 28 July 2010 - News

The issue of an independent Kosovo should have been resolved when Slobodan Milošević was still Serbian leader and the recent International Court of Justice (ICJ) ruling will undoubtedly give encouragement to secessionists elsewhere, Professor Tibor Varady, a member of the Hague Permanent Court of Arbitration, told EurActiv Germany in an interview.

Serbia shown EU route after Milosevic death - 13 March 2006 - News

EU foreign ministers reaffirmed Serbia's EU destiny at the weekend after news came that the former Serb leader and indicted war criminal Slobodan Milosevic had died in custody.

Milosevic defies UN court - 03 July 2001 - News

Milosevic calls UN war crimes tribunal "illegal" and refuses to cooperate

Justice for All - 02 July 2001 - Analysis

Yugoslavia extradites Milosevic in exchange for aid - 29 June 2001 - News

Yugoslav government extradites former president Milosevic to UN War Crimes Tribunal in exchange for US reconstruction aid

US lifts ban on aid to Yugoslavia - 03 April 2001 - News

US lifts ban on aid to Yugoslavia following arrest of Milosevic despite Kostunica's refusal to hand him over to ICTY in The Hague

Opposition refuses second round in Yugoslavia - 27 September 2000 - News

The Yugoslav opposition refuses to enter a second round in the Presidential elections

Confusion in Yugoslavia - 26 September 2000 - News

Yugoslavia is still awaiting the final results of its presidential elections

Everybody wins in Yugoslav elections - 25 September 2000 - News

Both candidates in the Yugoslav presidential elections claim victory.

All eyes on Yugoslav presidential elections - 22 September 2000 - News

The European Union will be monitoring closely the presidential elections in Yugoslavia on Sunday 24 September.

No easing of Serbia sanction before elections - 04 September 2000 - News

EU Foreign ministers promise easing sanctions against Serbia if the country returns to democracy.

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