Show Notes
Decades after the collapse of Yugoslavia, the Balkans remains one of Europe’s most dangerous flashpoints. Recent events—from the funeral of Ratko Mladić in Belgrade to the war crimes conviction of Hashim Thaçi—reveal that the wounds of the 1990s are far from healed.
Where is this pivotal region heading, and why are Germany and Russia competing so fiercely for influence in southeastern Europe? On this episode of Trumpet World, guest host Mihailo Zekic breaks down the geopolitical history of the Yugoslav Wars, exposes double standards in European diplomacy, and explains how unrest in the Balkans could ignite a far greater global crisis.
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