Yugoslavia has passed into history. Yugoslavia, once a proud nation that stood up to the Soviet Union's Joseph Stalin, was wiped from the European map recently when lawmakers broke up the ...

Yugoslavia is situated in south-eastern Europe, bordering the Adriatic Sea, between Albania and Bosnia and Herzegovina. It covers a total area of 102 350 sq km (Serbia 88 412 sq km; Montenegro 13 938 ...

Yugoslavia, at least by name, could now be history. A June 12 agreement on a new name for the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia would mean the end of any official usage of the name Yugoslavia.

BELGRADE, Serbia-Montenegro -- Erasing Yugoslavia from the map of Europe, lawmakers all but dissolved the troubled Balkan federation Tuesday and gave birth to a new country with a new name: Serbia ...

Yugoslavia, once a unified country in Southeastern Europe, has long since disintegrated into six independent nations. The events leading to the breakup of Yugoslavia were complex, rooted in a mix ...

Former Yugoslavia 101: The Balkans Breakup If you're confused about how the former Yugoslavia dissolved after the fall of communism, you're not alone.

The wars from 1991 to 1999 as Yugoslavia broke up took up to 200,000 lives, turned millions into refugees and left much of the region's people traumatized and heavily armed. Fox News Media Fox ...

Fearful that the dismemberment of Yugoslavia could lead to violence and spread instability throughout the Balkans, Western European governments signaled their disapproval of the decision by Sloveni… ...