The Next Balkan Hotspot?
A report on Montenegro's efforts to protect itself from Milosevic. (7/14/99)

Law and Order
Experts discuss the challenges of maintaining peace in Kosovo. (7/5/99)

Gen. Wesley Clark
The supreme allied commander discusses the recent war and the KFOR peacekeeping mission in Kosovo. (7/1/99)

Javier Solana Tours Pristina
During a tour of Pristina, the NATO Secretary-General discusses efforts to build a multi-ethnic society. (6/24/99)

Winning the Peace
KFOR soldiers work to restore normalcy to war-torn Kosovo. (6/22/99)

The Art of War
Military experts discuss what lessons were learned during the conflict in Yugoslavia. (6/16/99)

NATO Military Briefing
Lt. General Michael Jackson on the deployment thus far. (6/14/99)

Keeping the Peace
What challenges lie ahead for the international peacekeeping force? (6/10/99)
Lt. General Michael Jackson discusses what happens next on the ground. (6/10/99)
NATO Secretary-general Javier Solana announces a suspension of bombing. (6/10/99)

Samuel Berger
National Security Adviser Samuel Berger discusses the implementation of the recently-signed military accord. (6/9/99)

NATO, Yugoslavs Sign Military Pact
NATO and Yugoslav generals sign an agreement outlining a Serb withdrawal from Kosovo, an end to NATO airstrikes and the introduction of KFOR
NATO Lt. General Michael Jackson announces the deal. (6/9/99)
Yugoslav Col. Gen. Svetozar Marjanovic declares the "war [has] ended." (6/9/99)

NATO Military Briefing
NATO sees signs that Serb forces may be preparing to withdraw from Kosovo. (6/9/99)

Secretary Cohen
The Secretary of Defense discusses the details of the proposed Kosovo peace plan. (6/3/99)

Robin Cook
The British foreign secretary discusses plans to increase NATO ground troops in the Balkans. (5/21/99)

Bombing Update
NATO planes strike fuel depots throughout Yugoslavia. (5/21/99)

Hospital Bombed
During heavy overnight strikes, NATO appears to have accidentally bombed a Belgrade hospital. (5/20/99)

Serb Desertions Reported
NATO and U.S. officials report Yugoslav troop desertions in Kosovo and protests in three Serb towns. (5/19/99)

Serb POWs Returned
Two Serb POWs are freed to authorities in Yugoslavia, while diplomats talk peace. (5/18/99)

Serb POWs to be Freed
The U.S. indicates it is planning to release two Yugoslav prisoners to the Red Cross. (5/17/99)

Civilian Casualties
In its daily briefing, NATO admits it bombed the village of Korisa. (5/15/99)
Can NATO do more to prevent civilian casualties? (5/14/99)
Serbian authorities report 100 ethnic Albanians were killed overnight. (5/14/99)

President Clinton's Address
President Clinton makes the moral and political case for NATO action in Kosovo. (5/13/99)

What Next?
A look at the state of the war in the wake of the Chinese embassy bombing. (5/11/99)

The Apache Mission
A look at the role of the attack helicopter in NATO's military arsenal. (5/5/99)

The First U.S. Casualties
Two U.S. pilots died in Albania after their Apache helicopter crashed during a training mission. (5/5/99)

Three U.S. POWs Released
Yugoslavia frees the three U.S. soldiers held since March 31. (5/2/99)

House Divided
The House splits over whether to support NATO airstrikes. (4/29/99)

Debating Deployment
President Clinton urges Congress to move forward on funding the war effort. (4/28/99)
The House votes 249-180 to limit the president's ability to send ground forces. (4/28/99)

Calling in the Reserves
Chief of the National Guard Bureau discusses the use of reserve troops. (4/27/99)

Activating Reserves
President Clinton approves the deployment of up to 33,000 reservists to the Balkans. (4/27/99)

NATO Briefing
Supreme Allied Commander updates the military situation in Yugoslavia. (4/27/99)

Considering Ground Troops
President Clinton and Secretary General Solana discuss plans for possible troops and the upcoming summit. (4/22/99)

British Military Briefing
British officials on the military and diplomatic effectiveness of the strikes. (4/21/99)

Answering the Call
A group of American soldiers prepare for deployment in Albania. (4/20/99)

Send in the Troops?
Congress debates whether the U.S. should send ground troops into Kosovo. (4/20/99)

Samuel Berger
The national security adviser reviews NATO's military strategy. (4/16/99)

Yugoslavian POW
The U.S. says it is holding a Yugoslavian army lieutenant in Albania. (4/16/99)

The Ground Troops Question
17 members of Congress urge the president to consider the use of ground troops. (4/16/99)

Assessing the Bombing
Are the continuing NATO air strikes in Yugoslavia doing the job? (4/15/99)

STRIKES IN YUGOSLAVIA BACKGROUNDERS:
President Clinton discusses the risks of military action in the Balkans. (4/15/99)
NATO confirms it accidentally bombed a civilian convoy in Kosovo. (4/15/99)
NATO confirms it accidentally bombed a civilian convoy in Kosovo. (4/15/99)
Should the U.S. reinstate the military draft? (4/8/99)
Three former secretaries of defense discuss NATO's strategy in Yugoslavia. (4/6/99)
Defense Secretary Cohen and General Shelton discuss the capture of three U.S. Soldiers (4/1/99)
Are NATO ground troops needed to stop Milosevic's attacks on ethnic Albanians? (3/31/99)
A look at the types of planes and ships that NATO is using in its campaign against Yugoslavia. (3/31/99)
Sen. John Warner provides an update on the situation in Yugoslavia. (3/31/99)
The Supreme Allied Commander discusses the military and humanitarian situation in Yugoslavia. (3/29/99)
Secretary of Defense William Cohen assesses the impact of NATO air strikes. (3/25/99)
Two experts discuss NATO's battle plan as it initiates strikes against Kosovo. (3/24/99)
What does NATO hope to achieve through air strikes? (3/23/99)
A list of planes and warships that NATO nations are contributing to the Kosovo strikes. (3/24/99)