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Kosovo analyses by TFF from 2004 & 2005
The Kosovo Solution Series By Aleksandar Mitic & Jan Oberg On March 24, 2005 it was six years since NATO bombs to create peace began to fall. What peace is there today? What will there be tomorrow?
PressInfo 209-218, April 8, 2005 The Kosovo Solution Series – all in one place 10 analyses of the future of Kosovo. Referred to by Reuters as the place you can learn more. And on top of Transitions Online, TOL.
PressInfo 209-218, April 27, 2005 The Kosovo Solution Series All the 10 articles, 58 pages, 340 KB in pdf format Now widely featured in Balkan media, posted or mentioned on leading European sites, Reuters, Transitions Online, EUActive, EuropeanVoice, etc. It circulates European embassies and international organisations. The pdf edition is free but please make an honour payment here when you download and print it out.
Feature Collection, March 2005 and ongoing The Accumulating Crisis in Kosovo Many links to evidence of the crisis, to Kosovo as failed peace and to the lobbyists who believe that Kosovo should become indpendent now.

TFF PressInfo # 195, March 29, 2004 The Continued Reverse Ethnic Cleansing in Kosovo: Too Embarrassing for the International Community The international community’s political and media reaction is an evasive, subdued understatement of the embarrassing catastrophe. The Kosovo Reality Show needs a reality check now. (Also in Danish and Swedish).
TFF PressInfo # 197, April 29, 2004 Peacemaking in Kosovo is Coming to an End – for Predictable Reasons There is a long-term background and some root causes behind the emerging peace-keeping failure in Kosovo. They do not fit the standardised image of the conflict. TFF’s director who has been engaged in Kosovo since 1991 discusses some of the most important among those causes. In passing, he also points out how an allegedly "prestigious" NGO such as the International Crisis Group serves as a biased NEGO, a NEar-Governmental Organisation, and continues to offer perspectives and proposals that will make things worse in the Balkans. (Also in Danish and Swedish).
Early TFF reports, PressInfos and mediation concerning Kosovo
TFF PressInfo 105, 2000 Intellectually the Kosovo Commission Report is a turkey and it won’t fly
TFF PressInfo 75, 1999 NATO’s psychological projections
TFF PressInfo 73, 1999 Some ethical perspectives on NATO’s intervention in Kosovo
TFF PressInfo 72, 1999 NATO in Kosovo – failed peacekeeping
TFF PressInfo 71, 1999 Read UN Resolution 1244 and Watch NATO in Kosovo
TFF PressInfo 61 Covering up NATO’s Balkan Bombing Blunder
TFF PressInfo 58, 1999 Read the Military Kosovo Agreement !
TFF PressInfo 57, 1999 Read the Civilian Kosovo Agreement !
TFF PressInfo 56, 1999 Rambouillet – A process analysis
TFF PressInfo 55, 1999 Rambouillet – Imperialism in disguise
TFF PressInfo 54, 1999 Why these ‘peace’ efforts can’t bring peace to Kosovo
Jonathan Power 1999 Bombing Kosovo is dangerously counterproductive
Jan Oberg, interviewed by Blerim Shala, Zëri, Kosovo 1998
TFF PressInfo 43, 1999 Kosovo/a – Half Truths About Demography and Ethnic Cleansing
TFF PressInfo 35, 1998 Kosovo – What can still be done
TFF PressInfo 24, 1997 Help Serbs and Albanians settle their differences in Kosovo!
Jan Oberg, Kosovo on the Agenda
Preventing War in Kosovo (1992)
UNTANS – Conflict-Mitigation for Kosovo. A UN Temporary Authority for a Negotiated Settlement (1996)
TFF link collection on Kosovo and ex-Yugoslavia
Many other links – some dating back to the 1990s
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