Submission Statement: “The US administration’s approach to this fragile region is far from clear.” Ferenc Németh discusses the uncertainty surrounding the US approach to the Western Balkans, emphasizing concerns that quick deals with local leaders could undermine the region’s established security framework. Németh highlights the historical role of the US in maintaining peace through agreements like the Dayton Peace Accords and warns that the sidelining of leaders like Kosovo’s Albin Kurti could destabilize the region further, particularly in Kosovo and Bosnia and Herzegovina. Ongoing geopolitical tensions may leave the Balkans vulnerable to exploitation by both local and external actors.
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Submission Statement: “The US administration’s approach to this fragile region is far from clear.” Ferenc Németh discusses the uncertainty surrounding the US approach to the Western Balkans, emphasizing concerns that quick deals with local leaders could undermine the region’s established security framework. Németh highlights the historical role of the US in maintaining peace through agreements like the Dayton Peace Accords and warns that the sidelining of leaders like Kosovo’s Albin Kurti could destabilize the region further, particularly in Kosovo and Bosnia and Herzegovina. Ongoing geopolitical tensions may leave the Balkans vulnerable to exploitation by both local and external actors.
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