In 1990, Yugoslavia was a country comprising six republics. By the beginning of 2008, it had splintered into six independent countries, with Kosovo remaining a southern province of Serbia. Kosovo’s independence, declared on February 18, continues to divide the international community, with the United States and nearly all European Union states supporting the declaration and Russia, China and Serbia refusing to… return to article
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Reader Comments (2)Page 1 of 1 pagesExcellent article. Unfortunately, the war was supported at the time by a distressing number of liberals and leftists. Good to have some clarity at this point. Mr. Anderson has done his homework!
-Nevada Ned
Posted by Nevada_Ned on May 15, 2008 at 5:40 AM The article is very good. It is extremely pleasant to know that there are thinking people across the ocean, while mass media creates kind of opposite opinion.
Thank you very much. This doesn’t let our brains to be completely washed away.
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