North Macedonia Reflects on 2001 Conflict, Reconciliation Efforts

North Macedonia reflects on the six-month conflict that erupted in February 2001, often described as the last chapter of Yugoslavia's violent breakup, noting how former adversaries now engage in peaceful dialogue.

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‘Nekada smo jedni druge gledali kroz nišane, a danas pijemo kavu‘

Šestomjesečni sukob koji je u Sjevernoj Makedoniji (tada Makedoniji) izbio u veljači 2001. često se opisuje kao posljednje poglavlje nasilnog raspada Jugoslavije. Međutim, za razliku od ratova u Hrvatskoj, Bosni i Hercegovini i na Kosovu, sukob je zaustavljen prije nego što je prerastao u veću trage...

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‘Nekada smo jedni druge gledali kroz nišane, a danas pijemo kavu‘

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