the role of the church in the Kosovo crisis

After the end of the civil war in Bosnia and Herzegovina in the 1995 Peace Agreement, the world's attention was directed to Kosovo. The international agreement to conclude the Bosnian war ignored the Kosovo problem and most Albanians insisted on their independence. Because the complaint was not resolved, Kosovo officials shifted from passive resistance policy of moderate leadership to guerrilla tactics and violence of the Kosovo Liberation Army against the Serbian authorities.

Following the political crisis of the 1980s, the Yugoslav socialist federal republic began to divide in the 1990s. After several wars, one republic became an independent country. During the Kosovo war between 1998 and 1999, the Kosovo liberation army tried to separate Kosovo from the Yugoslav Republic and Serbia. The Soviet forces were forced to withdraw through a controversial NATO military intervention and ended it. However, Serbia refuses to accept Kosovo independence

In the current Kosovo crisis, Canada will ensure stability in Europe, so we need to play such a role. Due to the independence of Yugoslavia, Albanians living in Kosovo have been suppressed for over a decade. Young Albanians try to change the state with passive resistance. Over the years Serbs and Albanians have fought for land ownership. Although the Serbs claimed that the land was their "Jerusalem", the Albanians claimed that the land was an established area for a long time. In Kosovo after the Second World War, the Serbian leaders advised the Serbs to settle in Yugoslavia. Albanians in Kosovo are still second-class citizens, many of their rights are restricted. The NATO military alliance has brought the previous victory to ensure Europe's stability through the air strikes to the same region

After the Kosovo war, the Serbs moved to Kosovo on a large scale. Serbs believe that since the entry of Kosovo in 1400, the Ottoman Empire or Albanians have dominated foreign cultures. This is the reason for the Serbian settlement plan of the 20th century. This shows for the first time in history that "modern" Albanians were mentioned. In 1043, Byzantine historians recorded tribes of Albania fighting by Byzantine resistance. Albanians are tribes living in the mountains in northern Albania. How Albanian tribes get there is a very controversial subject and we return to it.