Balkans face instability, minor conflicts, Daniel Serwer says
N1 Info 18.12.2018 | N1 Belgrade
Peace in the Balkans is not in as much danger as it was in the 1990s but there are risks of instability, dissatisfaction and minor conflicts, Johns Hopkins University professor Daniel Serwer told N1 on Tuesday.
He believes there is no direct threat to peace in the region, adding that Kosovo has had Security Forces for a while and that it will take 10 years to turn those forces into a military. “Even then it will be a small army, a fraction of what the Army of Serbia is,” he said and added that this is not a threat to Serbia or anyone. He dismissed the fuss in the Serbian media about a possible war as nonsense. According to Serwer, the people of Kosovo,