1.   The deal envisages self-rule for Kosovo Albanians during a three-year interim period but keeps the province within Serbia.

2.   The deal envisages that the two republics share a common defense and foreign policy, but maintain separate economies, currencies and customs services.

3.   The EU deal envisages common defense and foreign policies but separate economies, currencies and customs services for Serbia and Montenegro.

4.   The deal envisages that the rebels hand their arms to over to NATO troops in three separate batches.

5.   The deal envisages the rebels surrendering their arms to NATO troops in three separate batches.

6.   The deal envisages the two republics sharing a common defense and foreign policy, but maintaining separate economies, currencies and customs services.

7.   The peace deal envisages self-rule for Kosovo Albanians during a three-year interim period but keeps the province within Serbia, the dominant Yugoslav republic.

8.   The peace deal envisages self-rule for Kosovo Albanians during a three-year interim period but keeps the province within Serbia.

9.   The peace deal envisages self-rule for Kosovo Albanians during a three-year interim period but keeps the province within Serbia, the main republic in Yugoslavia.

10.   The Akosombo deal envisaged a new five-member council of state, four of whose five members would be nominated by the armed factions.