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The situation in Bosnia and Herzegovina has a long way to go before it is fully stabilised, even though it no longer occupies our television screens. Ethnic political tension has intensified and there are fears that this will result in another armed conflict. Such antagonism, as deep-seated as it is disguised, has a negative impact on the little governance that exists in the country and on the already inadequate announcement of priority government policies. It is thus clear today that Bosnia and Herzegovina has a long and rocky road ahead of it before it can actually apply for EU membership. Unfortunately, the term ‘balkanisation’ still means division, fighting over the same land and a conflict that cannot be easily resolved. The European Union must therefore be more alert to the possibilities of another emergence of disputes between the different communities that make up the country and aim to prevent them by intervening effectively with the main political and social actors."@en1
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