Macedonian crisis proves lessons of previous conflicts

Article Abstract:

The civil war in Macedonia reached its most dangerous stage in June 2001, but subsequent negotiations have offered hope for a peaceful solution. The situation in Macedonia has mirrored other such conflicts in Balkan countries, and has ultimately required US involvement.

International relations, European Union, Balkan Peninsula

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Macedonia teeters on the brink of disaster

Article Abstract:

Macedonia, which had long avoided the violence of other Balkan states, finds itself of the verge of civil war, as ethnic Albanian rebels clash with government troops. The political and military aspects of the conflict are discussed.

Demographic aspects

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Restraint needed in Macedonia

Article Abstract:

The rise of the National Liberation Army, a militant Albanian organization, in Macedonia has brought about increased ethnic tensions in that country. Open conflict seems likely, unless both sides prace self-restraint.

Ethnic relations

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