South Eastern Europe in 2007: Kosovo Status, Serbian Elections and Turkey – EU Relations

Author(s): Paolo Quercia
Publisher(s): Centro Militare di Studi Strategici (CeMiSS), Rome, Italy
Publication: CASD CeMiSS Quarterly Winter 2006
Date of publication: 2006
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Description: The year 2006 will be remembered as a crucial one in the incomplete route that will lead to a new Balkan political and security settlement. The process of creating a new Balkan order after the dissolution of Yugoslavia has started in 1995 with the Dayton agreement that ended the Bosnian conflict. This process was initially based on the assumption that a regional stability accord could be worked out between the international community and the remains of Milosevic’s Yugoslavia after the secession of Slovenia, Croatia, Macedonia and Bosnia Herzegovina.

General note: © 2006 Centro Militare di Studi Strategici (CeMiSS)


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