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Blair, Tony
(Encyclopedia) Blair, Tony (Anthony Charles Lynton Blair), 1953–, British politician, b. Edinburgh. An Oxford-educated lawyer, he was first elected to Parliament in 1983 as the Labour party candidate…Serbia and Montenegro Map
Serbia and Montenegro Profile: History · Government · Economy · Population ¦ See also: Bosnia and Herzegovina, Macedonia, and Kosovo (below). Serbia and Montenegro…Vojislav Kostunica
Yugoslavia's new president is both a Western liberal and Serb nationalist by David Johnson President Vojislav Kostunica addresses the federal parliament on Oct. 7, 2000, in Belgrade…April 1999 News and Events
1999 News Month-By-MonthWorldAllies Destroy Danube Bridge in Serbia (April 1): Also attack Serbian mechanized column involved in purges of Kosovo residents. Capture of three U.S. soldiers,…Ibrahim Rugova, 1999 News
55, Albanian leader of the Democratic League of Kosovo, was once considered the leader of Kosovo Albanians but lost power during the war in Yugoslavia. He fled to Italy six weeks into the…Six More Nations Make Their Winter Olympic Debut
Ecuador, Eritrea, Kosovo, Malaysia, Nigeria and Singapore go to Pyeongchang Julian Yee, Source: AP Photo/Michael SohnRelated Links 2018 Winter Olympics Memorable Olympic Moments…Ibrahim Rugova 2006 Deaths
Ibrahim RugovaAge: 61 Albanian politician who led Kosovo Albanians in their quest for independence from Serbia. He was president of United Nations-administered Kosovo since 2002. Died:…America's Place in the World | The Enduring Constitution: America's Place in the World
The Enduring Constitution: America's Place in the World During the first phase of its history, the United States tried to isolate itself from foreign conflicts. In the 1900s, however…Major Military Operations Since World War II | Civics: Links to History
Links to History: Major Military Operations Since World War II World War II was the last war fought in which the President asked Congress for a declaration of war. Since then, United States…Vojvodina
(Encyclopedia) Vojvodina or VoivodinaVojvodinaboth: voiˌvōdēˈnä [key], autonomous province (1991 pop. 2,013,889), 8,301 sq mi (21,500 sq km), N Serbia. Novi Sad is the chief city and administrative…Trending
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