Smaller Yugoslavia is created
Belgrade Yugoslavia declared a new Federal Republic of Yugoslavia backed by Serbia and Montenegro in Belgrade. The move aims to inherit recognition and halt the ethnic war that fractured the federation, which has killed more than 10 000 people since June. EC may grant limited recognition while opposing immediate entry. Greece fears implications for its Macedonia region.
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Hill Thomas hearings spark female Senate bids in 1992 race
Anita Hill’s treatment during the 1991 Thomas nomination hearings fuels female candidates in Pennsylvania Illinois and Iowa. Jean Lloyd Jones Lynn Yeakel and Carol Moseley Braun enter races targeting Grassley Specter and Dixon amid debates on race gender and courtroom fairness. The episode is seen as a symbolic moment in American politics shaping future campaigns.
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