The AKSh: Europe's next insurgency?

Article Abstract:

The comparatively peaceful existence of Madedonia, since the breakup of Yugoslavia, has been nothing short of miraculous. However, the rise of the militant organization , the Albanian National Army, has begun to threaten that peace.

Military policy, Kosovo Liberation Army

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Macedonians form paramilitary groups in response to NLA insurgency

Article Abstract:

The military actions by the Albanian National Liberation Army in Macedonia led to increased resistance by Macedonian paramilitary groups. The fighting reached a peak in June 2001, and subsequent peace negotiations hold the hope for a settlement.

United States, Paramilitary groups

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Macedonia peace deal falters amid war fears

Article Abstract:

Political unrest and violence continue in Macedonia, as three Macedonian police officers are killed in a grenade explosion following the arrest of several Albanian rebel fighters. It is hoped that the winter will prevent any serious resumption of fighting.

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