Foreign Affairs: Moving borders in the Balkans is a bad idea
Disputed regions often lead to war. Could the same be happening in Europe and South Asia?
The Republika Srpska (Serb Republic), a substate of Bosnia-Herzegovina, conducted a referendum over the weekend on whether to continue observing Statehood Day on January 9. The public holiday recognises the day Bosnian Serbs declared their own state. An overwhelming 99.8% of voters chose to retain
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Foreign Affairs: Moving borders in the Balkans is a bad idea
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