· Agreement
Komi-Russia power-sharing treaty, 1996-2002
Komi signed a bilateral power-sharing treaty with Moscow granting it economic autonomy, later abolished as part of a nationwide rollback.
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16 events.
· Agreement
Komi signed a bilateral power-sharing treaty with Moscow granting it economic autonomy, later abolished as part of a nationwide rollback.
In: Komi
· Conflict episode
A border war between Eritrea and Ethiopia, fought mainly around the town of Badme, lasted from 1998 until a Cessation of Hostilities Agreement in June 2000.
In: Eritrea
· Declaration
Three Dagestani villages declared themselves an autonomous sharia enclave outside Russian constitutional authority, allied with Chechen forces.
· Other
A much larger and longer war reasserted Russian federal control over Chechnya, at a human cost estimated in the tens to hundreds of thousands by different sources, before Russia formally ended counter-terrorism operations in 2009.
· Other
Turkish intelligence captured PKK founder Abdullah Öcalan in Kenya; he was sentenced to death, later commuted to life imprisonment, and has remained imprisoned since.
· Organisation founded
Several earlier Raizal groups merged to form the movement's principal independence-seeking organisation.
· Declaration
A peaceful advocacy movement for Riau independence emerged amid the political opening following Suharto's fall.
· Administrative change
Nunavut was formally established as a new Canadian territory through the division of the Northwest Territories.
· Agreement
Indonesia and Portugal asked the UN to consult the East Timorese on special autonomy within Indonesia, and agreed in advance what would follow either result.
In: Timor-Leste
· International resolution
The UN Security Council established international civil and security administration of Kosovo, providing for substantial autonomy pending a political settlement of its final status.
In: Kosovo
· Other
The CLA launched coordinated attacks seeking Caprivi secession, suppressed within days by Namibian government forces.
· Other
An armed incursion by Chechnya-based Islamist fighters proclaiming an independent Islamic State of Dagestan was defeated by Russian and Dagestani forces within weeks.
· Referendum or popular consultation
In a UN-run ballot, 78.5% of voters rejected special autonomy within Indonesia, opening a transition towards independence.
In: Timor-Leste
· Conflict episode
Militia violence followed the result; Indonesia accepted international assistance and an Australian-led multinational force was authorised.
In: Timor-Leste
· Referendum or popular consultation
Abkhazia held an unrecognized referendum and declared independence, six years after the end of the war, without gaining international recognition at the time.
In: Abkhazia
· Administrative change
The Security Council placed East Timor under a UN transitional administration with full legislative and executive authority.
In: Timor-Leste