The events, of the 1990s, in Yugoslavia are often overlooked in discussions about today’s relations between Russia and the West. Many fail to grasp why public opinion in Russia, which had looked favorably on the US and Western Europe after the Soviet collapse, suddenly shifted to a position of increased …
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The current conflict over Ukraine is basically the sequel to the 1999 NATO bombing of Yugoslavia, the celebrated Serbian filmmaker Emir Kusturica told RT on Tuesday, pointing out the continuity of Russophobia and the West’s disdain for international law. On March 24, 1999, NATO launched its air war against what …
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The chilling image appeared in the Washington Post on Sunday, showing the ethnically partitioned map of Bosnia-Herzegovina, and neighboring Serbia and Croatia – with the name “Yugoslavia” superimposed over the silhouette of the lower 48 states. WaPo’s grayscale rendering doesn’t do justice to the original image, showing the divisions in …
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The countries of former Yugoslavia in the atmospheric photo Sarah El Takki Photographer Sarah El-Takki (Sarah El-Taki) with a huge interest in researching the countries of former Yugoslavia – Bosnia and Herzegovina, Serbia and Croatia – and shares his atmospheric images of undiscovered parts of the Balkan Peninsula.
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