Balkan 2021: Who jeopardizes Balkans?
Balkan 2021: Who jeopardizes Balkans?

Author(s): Not Specified Author
Subject(s): Politics, Regional Geography, International relations/trade, Security and defense, Geopolitics, Peace and Conflict Studies
Published by: IFIMES - International Institute for Middle-East and Balkan Studies
Keywords: Balkans; 2021; integrity; stability; politics; foreign policy; security; EU; NATO;
Summary/Abstract: It will be recorded in the history of international relations that all countries of the Balkans peninsula, starting from Slovenia to Bulgaria had or have officially applied for membership in the EU and NATO, except for Serbia which has declared military neutrality, but is still a candidate for membership in the EU. Throughout the history, by means of public or secret agreements, international conferences, particularly in the case of the ending the two world wars, as well as the local wars in the Balkans and broader region, the major powers have always brokered agreements on their respective spheres of influences, which as a rule, did not respect the wills of those affected the most by such agreements- the states and peoples of the Balkans.

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