Mini-Schengen and its consequences for Balkan and EU geopolitics
By Gustavo Cunha, Matheus Colucci and Victor Illic
since the last decade, the countries of the Balkan region try to join the European Union Block (EU) due to socioeconomic benefits. However, none of them could, indeed, be part of, at most they achieved candidate status for the accession process - with the exception of Bosnia and Herzegovina and Kosovo, which failed to qualify at this level.. In addition, noteworthy, that Serbian domestic politics, in specific, it's quite troubled: on one side is the Radical Party, formed by nationalists opposed to Serbia's entry into the European Union, while at the other pole there are parties in favor of this movement of approximation., for there would be many economic advantages to the nation.
A partir desses conflitos e barreiras para adent...