Diamant Hysenaj said his upbringing growing up on a farm in Kosovo, then experiencing war and the break-up of the former ...

Let's get one thing straight: it's hard to be married to the president. From coming up with epoch-defining slogans like "Be ...

Yugoslavia, once a unified country in Southeastern Europe, has long since disintegrated into six independent nations. The ...

But a new exhibition in Belgrade hopes plunging visitors back into this labyrinth of trauma and suffering may actually help ...

The exhibition broadly covers the lesser-known history of the Turkish-speaking community in Yugoslavia, focusing on Kosovo and Macedonia. Its historical context recalls the hope for liberation through ...

IN a move akin to kicking Lenin out of Moscow’s Red Square, the mayor of Belgrade wants to rid the Serbian capital of the tomb of Tito, the socialist leader who held Yugoslavia together for decades.

The hotel was once a symbol of progress in the former socialist state of Yugoslavia that broke apart in the 1990s and a favourite gathering place for local residents as well as world leaders.

In 1992, Yugoslavia was officially dissolved and the civil wars that took place throughout the 1990s between Serbs, Croats and Kosovan Albanians led the former two to independence, while Kosovo ...

Budimir Loncar, the last foreign minister of socialist Yugoslavia and a prominent figure in Cold War-era international diplomacy, was buried in Zagreb on Monday, eight days after he died while ...

Today, as the rest of Eastern Europe begins to catch on, Yugoslavia remains the most autonomous, open, idiosyncratic and unCommunist Communist country anywhere on earth. The Silver Baton.

Pure Socialism Not for America In theory, pure socialism sounds like an ideal system in which no one would exploit another person and everyone would be equal. However, this system has been tried ...