leaving FYROM as the only place one could find the word Yugoslavia on the map. That is, until June 12, when Macedonia and Greece said they had reached a deal to resolve their 27-year dispute.

Macedonia is set to vanish from the map after its parliament approved a ... When the Socialist Republic of Macedonia broke away from Yugoslavia in 1991 and adopted the name Macedonia, it prompted ...

Yugoslavia, once a proud nation that stood up to the Soviet Union's Joseph Stalin, was wiped from the European map recently when ... Croatia, Macedonia and Slovenia secede. It's hard to imagine ...

Under the agreement, Greece’s neighbor will stop using the name “Republic of Macedonia,” a name it chose for itself when it declared independence from Yugoslavia in 1991. It will instead ...

Macedonia and Slovenia. The lower chamber of the parliament voted 84-31, confirming an earlier 26-7 vote in the upper chamber. Although Yugoslavia ceased to exist with the parliamentary vote ...

BELGRADE, Yugoslavia — NATO agreed Thursday to allow Yugoslav troops to enter a buffer zone next to Kosovo and neighboring Macedonia that ... “On the map, when you look at the town of ...

When Macedonia peacefully gained independence from Yugoslavia in 1991 ... (You’ll see the acronym FYROM on Google Maps.) In addition to causing confusion, the similar names have been a stumbling ...

In World War Two, Greek and Yugoslav Macedonia were occupied by Bulgaria, an ally of Nazi Germany and Italy. Communists from both Yugoslavia ... school textbooks, maps and historical atlases ...

Macedonia already has its Map, along with Albania and Croatia ... and has struggled since the collapse of Yugoslavia to maintain its integrity. Of all the Balkan states, it is most threatened ...

The country declared independence from Yugoslavia in 1991 as the Republic of Macedonia, but its diplomatic aspirations were long blocked by neighboring Greece, which considered that name a ...

While Yugoslavia was descending into chaos ... an extreme nationalist agenda that included so-called ethnic maps for a greater Macedonia that violated the international borders of Albania, Serbia ...