The Albanians took Kosovo from Serbs. That is the answer!!! Now, you can ask: WHEN DID THE ALBANIANS TAKE KOSOVO FROM SERBS.
Kosovo declared independence from Serbia on on February 17, 2008 but has not gained complete international recognition to allow it to become a member of the United Nations.
The term Kosovo War or Kosovo Conflict is used to describe two sequential, and at times parallel, armed conflicts in Kosovo. Just a couple of years ago very few people in the United States, Russia or Western Europe, beside experts on the Balkans, would have recognized the name Kosovo and still fewer would have known anything about this obscure Serbian province. Since early 1999 all the world?s attention has been concentrated on the events in this hot spot.
Clinton spoke in a public meeting about why we were getting involved. He said, trying to get public approval, that the reason the U.S. is getting involved is largely an economical reason. He said that this war would help the U.S. financially. By getting involved, we would become partners with Europe, thus increasing a trade relationship.
The Republic of Kosovo (ENGLISH)
Republika e Kosoves (ALBANIAN)
Short Name: Kosovo ( ENGLISH) Kosova (ALBANIAN)
Former Name : Autonomous Province of Kosovo.
Albania and Kosova are Albanian 100%, Bosnia is Bosnian and Serbia is serbian
You Must apply for visa with Valid Passport hotel booking and with valid reason if its a student visa then it should be applied by the college on behalf of you and once you get the invitation letter by the ministry you may travel to KOSOVO from Pakistan but the best technique is to apply through Turkey - Ankara (KOSOVO) Embassy this is the fastest process.
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Kosova is a south east European state which sits between Albania, Macedonia, Serbia and Montenegro.
It's bordered by Macedonia to the south, Serbia to the north and east, and Montenegro and Albania to the west.
It is in the west (center) of Ballkan.
"Blackbird's" actually! It's possessive noun, abbreviation of Kosovo Polje, or "blackbird's field" in English. In Shqipe, or Albanian language if you liked, it goes somehow like " mulizezë-së fushe"... if you trust google translate, in their language Kosovo means nothing, they just replaced last letter "o" with "a", so that it sounds Shqipe. But generally it's Serbian noun, for Serbian part of their southern province, or whatever is it now, but... that's another issue! Dig it now?
As an estimate in 2007, Kosovo had 1,804,838 people as a whole. Its capital had an estimation of 550,000 people in 2006.
The density of its capital city, Pristina, is 661 people for every squared kilometer. However, in Kosovo as a whole, has 220 people for every squared kilometer.
The claim of such is disputed. The Serbs say it is, most of the people there say not.
Yes, Kosovo how it is pronounced is in the southern part of Serbia, but due to the war in 1999, Serbia has no governing in Kosovo.
Go to Bibliothek and learn about "HISTORY OF ALBANIA"
.....before 1912...Kosovo was part of Albania and allso some good parts of Montenegro(Ulqin,Tuzi,Tivari..)Macedonia(Shkupi,Tetova,Gostivari..)Greec (Qameria..)Serbia(Nis,Sanxhak,.....Eastern Kosovo...Presheva,Medvegja,Bujanovci..)where part of ALBANIA TODAY, unfortunetly albanians people and their theritories are still divided.
The two main religions in Serbia are Orthdox Christianity around 80% of Serbian population, other 2 main religions are Islam and Catholic Christianity.
The premise of the question is incorrect in its specifics. There was no United Nations force that was involved in the Kosovo War; there was a NATO force that was in operation during that conflict.
The NATO force intervened primarily to prevent a Serbian Genocide of Albanian Kosovars. As a result, the bombing runs targeted key aspects of Serbian infrastructure and military vehicles in order to weaken that state's ability to wage war against its Albanian minority.
To give an example of how the United starts’actions ended human suffering
Vatican is not in the UN because it chooses to stay out of international bodies.
Taiwan was previously in the UN but was replaced by China in 1971. Taiwan is not recognized as an international state
the war in kosovo started in 1998
The Kosovo War had started around the year 1996, in the region of Serbia. It did not end until part-way through 1999 to be specific, according to the history timelines.