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 2006
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| Jan.21 |
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President Rugova dies at 61| The literary scholar turned politician was the symbol of the fight for Kosovar self-rule. He was 61 | |
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Tributes paid to Kosovo president
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| Jan.26 |
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Weeping Kosovo crowds bury Rugova
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| Feb.19 |
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Talks on Kosovo status to begin
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| Feb.21 |
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Serbian media fan Mladic rumours The fate of war crimes suspect remains unclear amid conflicting reports of his whereabouts
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| Feb.27 |
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Court hears Balkans genocide case
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EU gives Serbia deadline on Mladic
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| Feb.28 |
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Milosevic bid to subpoena Clinton
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| Mar.11 |
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  Milosevic found dead in cell Former Yugoslav President has been found dead in Hague where he was being tried on war crimes charges
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Milosevic was found dead for several hours.
He rose to the top of Yugoslav politics in the 1980.
Elected Serbian president in 1990, Milosevic ruled with an iron grip until his overthrow in 2000.
Next year he was transferred to the Hague and went on trial in 2002.
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 U.N. to probe Milosevic's death Authorities with the U.N. war crimes tribunal are investigating the death of the former Yugoslav president
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| Mar.12 |
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Milosevic's death 'great pity for justice' The chief prosecutor says the death makes it 'more urgent than ever' to bring other war crimes fugitives to trial
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Milosevic feared poisoning - aide Slobodan Milosevic feared he was being poisoned just a day before he died in his cell in The Hague
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Milosevic autopsy points to heart attack Preliminary autopsy results indicate that Milosevic died of a heart attack. 2 pathologists from Belgrade attended
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| Mar.13 |
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Milosevic 'took the wrong drugs' An expert who found traces of drugs in blood says they may have neutralised treatment for his heart conditions
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Lawyer: Milosevic did not alter medication A lawyer has denied reports that the ex-eader of Yugoslavia altered his medication to discredit medical care
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Serbia to allow Milosevic funeral President Tadic says his government will not object to the return of former Yugoslav leader's body for burial
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Milosevic' son: Serbs 'blocking burial' Marko Milosevic, who is expected to collect his father's body, said he was seeking a funeral in Moscow instead
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| Mar.14 |
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Milosevic widow allowed to return
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Milosevic to have Serbia burial The body of former Yugoslav President will be flown to Belgrade
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| Mar.15 |
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Milosevic body returns to Belgrade The body of former Yugoslav leader and war crimes defendant has arrived in the Serbian capital
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Public to view Milosevic coffin
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| Mar.16 |
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Hundreds wait to see Milosevic
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| Mar.17 |
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Tribunal: Milosevic not poisoned An interim toxicological examination of the body indicates the former Yugoslav leader was not poisoned
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Serbia prepares to bury Milosevic Thousands of Milosevic's followers are expected to attend the funeral in his home town of Pozarevac
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| Mar.18 |
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Milosevic body arrives in hometown A farewell ceremony in Belgrade attended by tens of thousands of supporters
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Milosevic buried in his home town| Ex-Yugoslav leader has been buried a week after dying at The Hague while on trial for war crimes. He was laid in a grave in Pozarevac.
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| Apr.5 |
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Milosevic 'died of natural causes'
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| Apr.15 |
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Swollen Danube threatens Balkans| A state of emergency has been declared in 10 regions of Serbia; waters of the Danube flooded Smederevo. Tens of thousands of people across Balkans are braced to battle more floodwaters
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| May.3 |
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EU halts Serbia talks over Mladic The European Union has called off talks on closer ties because of its failure to arrest war crimes suspect
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| May.21 |
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Montenegro quits Serbia Voters in Montenegro decided narrowly to sever the union with Serbia: 55.5% of the more than 410,000 voters
| The move would break up the last 2pieces of the former Yugoslavia.
55% required for the question to pass.
Opposition spokesman is saying supporters fell short of the required margin of victory.
Prime Minister Djukanovic' Democratic Party of Socialists had pushed for full independence.
People began celebrating inside government buildings
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| May.23 |
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Serbia accepts Montenegro result President Tadic has recognised the results of the vote for independence
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| May.31 |
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Milosevic not poisoned, UN finds
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| Jun.16 |
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  Rampant Argentina overwhelm Serbia Argentina, Serbia/Montenegro 6-0: a superb display of flowing football in Gelsenkirchen
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| Jul.10 |
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Top Serbs tried for Kosovo crimes The largest trial of senior Serbian officials has begun at International War Crimes Tribunal
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| Jul.23 |
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Crucial talks to open on Kosovo
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| Aug.8 |
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Serbs see new 'war crimes' tape
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| Sep.8 |
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Henin fights back to sink Jankovic
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