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The unique relationship between Switzerland and the European Union has recently come to a turning point. As a non–EU member state, Switzerland is surrounded by member states, except for Liechtenstei...
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Although the South Slavic War ended more than twenty years ago, its consequences and unresolved issues are still with us today. The collapse of the former Yugoslavia had catastrophic implications for Serbia. Within a decade, Belgrade lost almost everything that had previously served as the basis for the prosperity of the former Yugoslavia. The independence of Kosovo and the trauma caused by the NATO bombings have not yet become things of the past; on the contrary, they strongly affect the Serbian future. The country’s primary goal is the economic growth that may be feasible within the framework of the European Union. However, Serbia still does not aim to join NATO but wishes to sustain a neutral state, which may keep it militarily alone in the Western Balkans.
Read moreThe unique relationship between Switzerland and the European Union has recently come to a turning point. As a non–EU member state, Switzerland is surrounded by member states, except for Liechtenstei...
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