Yugoslav

World leaders had increasingly pushed for its creation in the wake of the Yugoslav wars and the Rwandan Genocide.

Yugoslav physicians first considered legalizing abortion back in 1935, and that became a reality in the 1950s.

In 1999, Nato forces began bombing Yugoslavia in a bid to bring an end to violence against ethnic Albanians by Yugoslav forces in Kosovo.

Police also displayed an array of weapons and ammunition they said had been seized, including former Yugoslav army assault rifles, machine guns, sniper rifles, mortars, anti-tank rocket launchers, hand grenades, land mines and drones.

The dams were built by a Yugoslav construction company in the 1970s above Wadi Derna, a river valley which divides the city.