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Sun. Feb. 24, 2008

News > Europe

Kosovo Independence (Folder)

By  IOL Staff

PRISTINA - Kosovo made history on Sunday, February 17, becoming the world's latest independent state.

The declaration ended a long chapter in the bloody breakup of Yugoslavia.

US, EU Heavyweights Recognize Kosovo

The United States and major European powers on Monday, February 18, led an international rush to recognize the Muslim-majority state of Kosovo…

EU Rebuffs Bosnia Serbs Independence

EU ambassadors in the Bosnian capital of Sarajevo rebuffed Saturday, February 23, Bosnian Serbs' calls to follow Kosovo suit and breaking away from Bosnia-Herzegovina…



Kosovo: People & Conflict

With the clock ticking for the much-awaited independence, Prime Minister Hashim Thaci said independent Kosovo will not be an Islamic state...

Kosovars Want Muslim Recognition, Help

The Albanian Muslim majority in newly-independent Kosovo is appealing for swift recognition from Muslim countries as well as assistance to help sustain their new state...



Secular Not Islamic Kosovo

With the clock ticking for the much-awaited independence, Prime Minister Hashim Thaci said independent Kosovo will not be an Islamic state...

In Quotes: Celebrating Kosovars

Kosovo's nearly two million Albanians, mostly Muslims, are on the moon, living one of their happiest moments in life, if not the happiest...



Nationalism & State Creation

For many countries worldwide, nationalism, as we have come to know today, has led to the formation of entities known as states...

Kosova Crisis: A Regional Struggle

Would an independent Kosovo be as unique as UN, US and EU officials contend? Or would it, sans Serbia's agreement, open a Pandora's...



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