Yugoslavia hits back at Macedonia with tariffs

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Yugoslavia has dramatically raised the tariff on Macedonian goods trucks crossing the Yugoslav border to DM 10,000 or $5,926 per truck. Implemented in Dec 1999, the move was in retaliation to Macedonia's decision to allow NATO's combat troops, Extraction Force, on its territory. The trade war between the two countries is not expected to escalate, according to senior NATO sources.

Administration of General Economic Programs, International economic relations, Yugoslavia, Trade Relations NEC

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Macedonia talks peace but prepares for war

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The government of Macedonia, and the ethnic Albanian rebels in that country, have signed a peace agreement, but both sides continue their military buildup. NATO is reportedly ready to enter the country to supervise rebel disarmament.

Macedonia, International relations, Military policy, Civil war, North Atlantic Treaty Organization, Peace treaties, Macedonian foreign relations

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