The bombing of Yugoslavia, officially codenamed by NATO Operation Allied Force, was the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation's (NATO) military operation against the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia ...

On Sunday, demonstrators gathered in Belgrade to commemorate the 25th anniversary of NATO's aerial bombing campaign against Yugoslavia in 1999. The gathering took place outside the former army ...

most notably in a May 24 statement entitled “Why is NATO at war with Yugoslavia? World power, oil and gold,” which outlined the world-historical context of the bombing campaign. We warned that ...

"The fact that the lights went out across 70% of the country shows that Nato has its finger on the light switch in Yugoslavia. "We can turn the power off whenever we need to and whenever we want to." ...

"Between March and June of 1999, NATO member states’ barbaric missile and bomb strikes against civilian ... that the impunity of NATO strikes at Yugoslavia created conditions for new force ...

Twenty other people were injured in the bombing, which has burdened ... not forget that 25 years ago today, NATO brazenly bombed the Chinese Embassy in Yugoslavia,” according to translations ...

He branded the Serb opponents who defeated him in 2000 elections as a "puppet regime" of the West, accused the media of inherent bias and lambasted NATO for its 11-week bombing of Yugoslavia in ...

In May 1999, as NATO was bombing Yugoslavia to force the Serbian regime to end its campaign of violence in Kosovo, prominent ethnic Albanian dissident academic Ukshin Hoti was released from jail ...

As discussions continue about what a peacekeeping force might look like in Ukraine, Kosovo’s 25 years of experience with international peacekeepers could provide some valuable insights.