Europe and Russia on the Balkan Front Geopolitics and Diplomacy in the EU's Backyard

The war in Ukraine has taken its toll on the stability of the Balkans by reshuffling regional geopolitics and reviving diplomatic competition between the West and Russia. Since the summer of 2022, growing tensions between Kosovo and Serbia have raised concerns about a possible Russian involvement an...

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Other Authors: Fruscione, Giorgio (Editor)
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Language:English
Published: Milan Ledizioni 2023
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