Researches

Bosnia and Herzegovina 2025: Two US plans for the Balkans and BiH at odds with expansionist concepts?

The unfolding situation in BiH demands both caution and concern—not only due to historical precedent, as the 1914 assassination of Austro-Hungarian heir Franz Ferdinand in Sarajevo served as a catalyst for World War I, but also because, in the more recent past (1992–1995), BiH was the victim of a brutal war and military aggression. If such a conflict were to erupt again, it would no longer remain localised but would escalate into a Europe-wide war with unpredictable consequences...

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