Correction: "the prospect of another Hungary, able to shoot down any legislation with their Veto" -> Member States can only VETO in the following areas: - foreign policy - fiscal policy - accession - international agreements

I was in Albania a few months ago, and EU flags were EVERYWHERE! I can also testify that the country has come a LONG way since the communists were overthrown in the 90s. I would really like to see it become an EU member sooner rather than later, but I can understand there will be complications. Great video!

By the way: The Euro has been adopted in Kosovo as well, since they had the german Deutsche Mark before and basically had to switch when the Euro was introduced.

As an Albanian i don't want to join anymore.

Logically, Albania,Montenegro and North Macedonia should join EU quickly as they are already NATO members, and are aligned to the EU foreign policy. However, if the EU doesn’t act fast for their accession, followed by the other countries, it will lose this region to other rising foreign powers.

I think as soon as the VETO system has been reformed into a QMV system, we could expected Montenegro to join within a few years, and Albania and North Macedonia would follow in the next decade. Bosnia is a little more complicated though. The reforms are not the only thing the country needs, as the situation with Republika Srpska isn't a stable one, and they could end up with another Serbia/Kosovo situation.

Very informative video and great channel! The presentations are excellent. Which presentation software do you use?

Serbia isnt going to join the EU at all

80% of Serbs are against joing EU

Bosnia, Serbia and Montenegro should reform, that is true, but without any EU influence or "help". The belief in EU has dropped due large scale of wrong policy and making this our region as EU's stepdoor and "sanitary corridor " where EU is leaving its 5th class of goods and junk food. And for God's sake, stop promoting Russophobia here, it is not going to work!

As someone from Serbia I can say EU integration almost stopped being a topic here. After so many false promises and new demands one after another, people simply started feeling like the EU is treating all of us like 7 year old children. EU keeps talking about some standards, while at the same time not applying those same standards for almost any member. They say you need to fulfill some criteria in democracy and economy, but nobody can make me believe that Bulgaria and Romania were more ready to join in 2007, than Serbia is today. After more than 10 years receiving EU money, there is minimal difference in their economic and democratic development from Serbia. Also, the thesis that the ''EU doesn't want to import problems'' didn't stop Cyprus joining even tho 1/3 of their country is occupied. So yeah, I understand Serbia is not a pearl of democracy, but it would be nice if we had some real criteria that we need to fulfill instead of them changing all the time. Let's not forget that no other country had to accept an illegal occupation of their territory in order to join EU. If it was to pure standards in this ranking, Serbia should be on the 1st place. Montenegro is simply getting more political support on closing their chapters because they don't have to deal with problems with Kosovo and completely align with the EU foreign policy, but it would be hard to argue that Montenegro is on a higher economic development level than Serbia, or any other tbh. So, in conclusion, for me the ideal situation for Serbia in these circumstances is to keep friendly relations with the EU, but not join. I think EU laws and standards are good and that we should implement them no matter whether we can join or not. EU is very important for us, because we are in the middle of Europe and we simply have to cooperate, we cannot isolate ourselves. But it would also be impossible for us to bring ourselves so low to accept some demands that no other country had to, like giving up parts of their territory. So for me an ideal solution for Serbia would be a form of cooperation that EU has with Norway, Switzerland or Iceland.

Great video! Also, thank you for making the woosh sounds less frequent and noisy :)

The thing with sanctions in serbia's case is that it is very dependent on russia, so they can't basically santion them. It's easy for a rich french or german to say "sanction russia" but for an average serbian this would be a real knockout and would probably reduce even more support for EU membership (sorry for anny grammar mistakes)

One correction the approval rate only sits at 35% to join in Serbia and it's good you placed us last.

I have to fundamentally disagree with the criteria you chose. This simply does not apply for W. Balkan states, since our states are all barely democracies, politicians, who have in most cases been in politics for decades, make decisions, not the people. So the Public support category has no reason to exist. What should instead be considered is their readiness, not just the opened/closed chapters, but the amount of corruption and the readiness of the judicial system to switch to EU laws. Besides that, ranking Bosnia anywhere above last place is absurd, Bosnia has made basically no progress since the 90s, Republika Srpska blocks everything that Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina suggests, and vice-versa. It has the same problems Serbia and Kosovo do, but all in one, and on steroids. They only just became candidates and have a long and hard road before they even complete the first chapter, let alone join the EU. I do agree that Montenegro is likely the next member, and that Albania and N. Macedonia are the closer to joining than Serbia and Kosovo. I also disagree that there is no political support for joining the EU in Serbia right now. Our country only functions because of EU investment and funds, if we were to lose that all of our politicians heads would roll, and they know that. Yes, our government and people have many pro-Russian inclinations, but no one in their right mind would dispute the fact that we are dependent on the will of the EU, not Russia. Until recently our government had full support from the EU to maintain the status quo in Kosovo, at least until the Russian invasion of Ukraine, now that the EUs priorities in the Balkans have shifted from "Stable instability" to the absolute removal of Russian influence, the status quo won't do anymore, and that's why you're seeing more of Serbia in the news lately. There is no more pro-Russian propaganda/sentiment (except maybe Wagner group recruitment, but our government is actively fighting against our people joining either side) in Serbia since the war, if anything, there is noticeably less. The only times I hear Russia mentioned on pro-government media nowadays is when Vucic says something about maybe-maybe-not implementing sanctions on Russia. Heck, I don't even remember when's the last time I saw Putin presented as pro-Serbian in any of the pro-government "news sources"

Strategically Montenegro and Albania serve to connect port and coast from Croatia - Greece and are very important so making logistic and strategic decision Albania and Montenegro should join in 2024 ! They are better than some EU nations already

As a Serb, public support in Serbia is less than 30%

No one joins, no one cares. Who do You think U are EU

Will there be any veto reform soon? I absolutely hate the veto thing that we have, it's nonsense

I've been watching your videos since start. I've watched all of them. I am big fan of your work. Just one suggestion for future: make more long-format videos. I'd like to listen to you while driving! :P Thank you for your work! Regards from Croatia.

I mostly agree with the list, except I would change Albania's and North Macedonia's places. North Macedonia's veto might be raised again since they again show toxic behavior towards people recognizing themselves as Bulgarians and not complying with the contract they signed regarding their history and relations with Bulgaria. Albania, on the other hand, is more consistent on the EU accession road. Not to mention, the first-ever summit between the EU and the Western Balkans leaders took place in Tirana, Albania.

I think it’ll be in two waves: after the EU adopts QMV, they’ll add Montenegro, Albania, and N Macedonia. Then, a few years later, after some major reconciliation and reform, Serbia, Kosovo, and BH. Probably thereafter, Ukraine, Moldova, Georgia, and (depending on internal political developments) perhaps Turkey.

I think this region exept Montenegro will join next century 😢 Europe is playing jokes and just gives hopes for nothing. Is playing with our feelings

Having individual veto power, while having multiple dozens of nations, it just becomes a mess. Switching to something more akin to a two-thirds vote would allow the European Union to move more quickly and efficiently on many matters. Not exactly something likely to change on this scale. I think if they want a work around for the veto, they need to be clever and form tighter inter-union relations where you tackle such options within themselves, and then instead of the only solution being what individual nations do, you could work more cohesively with the internal nations on a relatively similar page.

The EU should not expand before the VETO vote has been reformed.

It was 28 by 2013. Then back to 27 in 2020 🇬🇧 For an 'EU SME' you have a poor track record for mistakes in your videos. And I'm only 5 seconds in

Montenegro and Albania should enter first in 2024 as member of EU and later 2025 other 4 nations

I hope a new and better Jugoslavia

I think Albania, Montenegro and north-Macedonia will join together at the end of this decade

It is funny to me that we are talking about the conditions of living of normal people here as it is some kind of a game, in both ways - EU and the individual states

I wanted to stop at 0:55 but continued watching it further purely for entertainment purposes, this video is totally clueless. Putting Serbia at 6 under a country unrecognized by member states of EU and under an utterly dysfunctional country like Bosnia is ridiculous, in a funny way, but ridiculous nonetheless. You clearly put Serbia there because of the war in Ukraine. I'd also say Albania has bigger chances than North Macedonia who still has problems with Bulgaria.

There needs to be more reforms made to the EU, in order for it to operate more smoothly.

I support every country who wants to join our family. Serbs, Albanians, Montenegrins, Macedonians and Bosniaks, all are welcome so we can make a new, peaceful Europe (which is currently not possible because of the you-know-what)

I would like to see such a video from an objective source like you regarding Turkey, given the fact that it is been a candidate country since 1999.

I think will be Albania and North Macedonia the next 2 to be honest

The video is already obsolete. Just check yesterday's agreement from Serbia.

Hello! Could you make a video about the re-Union of Romania and Moldova sometime? (I say re-Union because it has happened once in 1918 and again in 1941, once peacefully when Moldova gained independence from Russian Empire, and once by force when we took back the lands from invading USSR) Like what that would mean for European Union and NATO, how Transnistria and Gagauzia would be like and if they could be pacified (I heard the Russian leaders in Transnistria even denied to help Putin against Ukraine at one point). As a Romanian would love to see this happening because public support is very high in Romania for it to happen, and in Moldova it stays at around 35-50% (depending on the question asked about the union but more recently it was close to 50%).

Serbian membership will never happen. It is conditioned by recognition of Kosovo and that is something Serbia will never do. Besides, EU doesn't want us, we don't want the EU.

Maybe EU should be honest and just tell these countries : we don't want you in UE! Let them seek alternatives, and stop giving them false promises and BS requirements

There are very, very troubling signs coming out of Belgrade. Should the EU trust Belgrade, well, the answer is a resounding no. If Serbia washes to be trusted, they need to be very transparent. A multidimensional screening procedure for Serbia is required to help better understand who is controlling Belgrade first, and second, Belgrade has to answer really serious questions about their actions.

Do not forget about Moldova!

But they are poor countries meaning they net benefit financially by joining. Would they still join if it wasn’t for the money spigot or when it runs dry?

the entire process of EU expansion has been compromised and has lost its original appeal it had years ago. Doubt many of these stated in favor of numbers as being recent, since the general acceptance for the EU is pretty diminished in the entire region. Specially in the western Balkan region the chapters, standards and entire process seems to change and keep changing every 100-200 km on the ground. What is tolerated and accepted for some players is strongly denied to others. Further the mantra of an "path to Europe/candidate status" is trying to obligate the potential new members to allign and follow all EU duties and guidelines without any benefits or tangible timeline when you would actually join. The status quo after 20+ yrs is an accidental/tolerated neo colonial set up, that is basicly exploiting the markets and worke force of these potential new member states without any real commitment from the EU side.

What about Moldova?

Now make a video on which countries will leave the EU next.

No country is likely to join the EU until reforms to the veto and majority voting rules are done and that really needs to be done over the next 3 to 5 years, otherwise, a lot of countries could lose interest in joining the EU. If it comes to it and Hungary continues to play games, I think the EU and other members will have to get creative in finding a solution to kicking Hungary out of the EU and unless there is some big changes in Hungary, I think they are heading on a one way path to being booted out of the EU. I would have said the same for Poland before Putin invaded Ukraine but Poland might be salvageable, there is still some work to be done on Poland and getting them back on track, but as for Hungary, I hold out no hope for them, apart from there is high public support for the EU in the country, but unless that translate into giving the current government a good kicking, it won't mean anything. In the end, there are many countries that want to join the EU and I think it's unfair to them that they should get held up because of one or two troublesome countries and personally, I would be happy to trade in those troublesome countries for countries that actually want in the EU and wants to make it work, the EU and its other members need to grow a pair and get a lot tougher on countries that are braking rules, because it's setting a bad example to the others by being soft on them.

I can't wait for all western balkan states to join + Turkey and moldova so trade and movement of people, transportation links between countries, infrastructure improves in the region and we can travel more freely and accessibly within the whole balkan region. I can't wait for all balkan countries to join Schengen and eurozone which will improve connectivity in the region

let's talk about "European values". 1 the inviolability of private property, Serbs born in Croatia, which is a member of the EU, nationalizes their homes and their land, 2 Serbs born in Slovenia are deprived of their citizenship,3 the EU refuses to arrest persons suspected of war crimes the legal request of a sovereign state, 4 EU states participate in criminal illegal aggression against a sovereign state and occupy it, which is against the UN Charter, 5 EU states prohibit the language and script of the legitimate Serbian minority,6 EU members of NATO knowingly allow the destruction of Serbian cultural heritage and the destruction of 1000-year-old Serbian churches, 7 they allow the killing of Serbian civilians in the occupied territory,8 they build a military base on private Serbian land without compensation. 9in the end they threaten and blackmail the sovereign state to legitimize the illegal actions of the EU.10 as a condition of becoming a member of the EU, Serbia is required to renounce part of its territory if these are "EU values" that we must respect in order to become a member of the EU, then no thanks

i remember when i did a presentation about Montenegro in middle school and while researching it said that it is estimated that Montenegro could be part of EU in 2024, not even close lol

Damn I'm early for once

0:07 That map is not quite correct. In 1951, the EU's predecessor did not include East Germany, but it did include Algeria.

Kosovo cannot join the Union as long as it isn't recognized by all EU member states. Greece and Spain for example, do not recognize Kosovo, and will likely continue not to, for reasons of their own. Albania and Skopia also have issues joining the Union, because they do not respect minority rights (in the case of Albania) and their police participates in organized crime. Skopia also has issues with neighboring Bulgaria, and both are blocked due to corruption by countries such as the Netherlands or France. Serbia's bid, although being the most viable and not blocked by anyone, is unlikely to come to fruition anytime soon, because Serbia keeps neutral relations between Russia and the West, and does not accept the attitude of countries such as Germany or France with regards to the Kosovo issue. Montenegro and Bosnia are currently the most likely to join. Montenegro is under a pro-EU dictatorship and already unofficially uses the Euro. If it liberalized the elections, it could definitely join the union. Bosnia, however internally divided it is, is already intertwined with NATO and Croatia to a large degree. This is why it is also likely to join the EU

Since many in Kosovo are Albanian, I could see a situation for their membership similar to the proposed moldova romania unification and Ireland northern Ireland, thus bypassing the membership process

Thanks for the video. Basically there is nothing more to add. Maybe only one thing. The former Persident of Montenegro was extremely korrupt. I guess with the new government Montenegro could become a Switzerland of the Balkans. In my opinion Montenegro will be the next member of EU ;-)). Greetings from Austria.

Hi @TheEUMadeSIMPLE ! 👋 I am representing Bulgaria at a Model United Nations (MUN) so I'm binge watching your videos. Love them! I wanted to ask you 3 questions: 1. Would you consider Bulgaria currently Gaullist or Atlanticist? 2. Is Bulgaria in favor of EU Enlargement? 3. Would Bulgaria support the EU tier system?

Of course you say Serbia since you put Kosovo as its own country. Many EU countries don't even recognize Kosovo as a country.

Are they thinking of reforming the veto vote???? Run away from the EU, people, and if you are not yet in the union - you are lucky! Small states maintained some semblance of sovereignty only through the veto, without a veto we are enslaved without a shot being fired!

Probably scotland because 1 tgey were previously in and 2 oil which is a good motivator, also their independence is too related to pro eu to not get in quickly

Scotland or NI by uniting with the ROI not sure which one will occur first

Why would anyone join EU in 2023?

Very good video Sir 😊

Montenegro 🇲🇪

Albania, Kosovo and Bosnia are predominantly Muslim countries. Kosovo is not a legitimate state in the eyes of any country that faces similar separatist issues (especially Spain), so unless Serbia agrees to Kosovo’s unilateral Declaration of Independence, they will never be admitted into the EU. Albania has a trafficking and criminal element that unsettles most European nations. Allowing them in the EU will also be considered a precedent to allowing Turkey into the EU, something that scares most EU countries. For these reasons, those countries will not be allowed into the EU for a long time. Serbians have little interest in joining the EU, so I doubt they will qualify for membership any time soon either. But Serbia does not need to recognize Kosovo to qualify for membership since Kosovo is not recognized by several EU nations anyway, and its Declaration of Independence is self-declared and therefore illegitimate. Also, Serbia does not support Putin or Russia, they merely do not trust NATO and have no reason for attacking Russia. Greece’s reasons for opposing Macedonia (yeah, MACEDONIA, not North Macedonia) are pathetic. How the mighty have fallen. Had to believe that such a petty country was once a great civilization. But Macedonia’s standards of living are a fair bit behind EU standards. I agree that Montenegro is in the best position to join the EU.

The social problem in joining the EU would surely be a complete brain drain as everyone left these countries, especially young people, for better wages?

The veto for NM is probably going to be raised again given their toxic behavior towards people recognizing themselves as Bulgarians and not complying with the contract they signed. Points of this contract are not requirements for them to join , but from what I see this is not going to happen anytime soon and everything is out of spite towards Bulgaria. I really hope they soon understand that nothing will change until they change and start play by the rules....

Interesting video, I agree that Montenegro will be the first. I think the public support aspect is overrated. It can change in a matter of a few years. Since these countries are not a year or less from joining, I don't see it as particularly relevant. I do think the Veto system needs to change. Not only because of Hungary. Austria and the Netherlands have recently shown that in my opinion. I think the video is a bit off regarding Serbia. But overall it's better then most. Still I think the previous video on the topic was better. Also considering how hard it is to reform the Bosnian system or how next to impossible it would be for Kosovo to enter the union without getting recognized by multiple members (of course if Serbia recognizes Kosovo they would as well). I think it would be interesting to look into what Serbia wants out of the negotiates. I think it's a big simplification to say they it's simply rejecting proposals. Videos on that topic are very non nuanced. And I say that as someone's that wants Serbia to recognize Kosova indipendance. They main thing they are requesting is autonomy for Serbs in Kosovo. It was agreed in the Brussels agreement of 2013 by a previous Kosovo government and never implemented by Kosovo. I think that's a shame. If it was I think it it's possible that Serbia would recognize Kosovo by now, or be close to it. And even if not, I think the region would be a lot more stable. The "big five" EU delegation recently in Belgrade gave support for again last week. The details of all this stuff are not reported by international outlets because they are not that interesting to most. And most people don't have a good understanding of it. It's only reported when tensions rise up. Overall to get back to my point about the video I think it's very likely that many of them join together. Especially if the Open Balkan initiative works out. The Russian point about Serbia is a very good one. Still, we will see how that changes in the following years. Russian economic and political influence is lessening in Serbia. Still China is making a bih push for Serbia. I think it would be strategically stupid of the EU to ignore this. I would say that more effort needs to be put into getting Serbia closer the Europe. The EU should not have a defeatist attribute about Serbia or the region. Russia and China have far less political and economic influence and yet they are not giving up. Ps. The VITO power is at fault for 30 percent of this stuff.

EU will never accept Serbia whithout a recognision of Kosovo as an independant state and thats hardly gonna happen

We really dont want to be a part of EU

Exactly as the video says - once the veto power is abolished, Western Balkans should join. Before that, it would be too dangerous to accept anybody.

The hypocrisy of the EU is ridiculous. Before the war, that is, just one year ago, by all standards and merits, in terms of perception of corruption, the standard of living, freedoms, economic development, and democracy, Ukraine was years if not decades behind all Balkan countries. All of a sudden Ukraine is on the fast lane to join EU and all those standards that were so important for Balkan states are completely ignored in the case of Ukraine, and all those strict criteria and blackmails to which the Balkan states were exposed for decades to fulfill them do not apply to it. In other words, those criteria are one big BS and all boils down to political expediency.

North Macedonia, Montenegro and Albania from the Balkans, and Ukraine and Moldova from Eastern Europe region. Maybe together. Serbia / Bosnia / Kosovo and Georgia might have some issues joining. For the record: I'd like them all in, but this seems like the realistic scenario.

Interesting

These countries can join tomorrow or never depending on geopolitics and the political will of Brussels. Citizens of these country have very little sway over that. Either way if they join their fate is that of Bulgaria or Romania, and people in these countries know this. Not saying those two aren't better of with all the benefits of the EU, just that it isn't particularly inspirational to give up your country's name or territorial integrity to receive that.

In my opinion the most possible outcome for Serbia would be being part of the EEA but not the EU due to politics

*circles the "None of the above" option*

What about Georgia?

Kosovo together with Metohia is part of Serbia .It was , it is , it will be ....

Oh look, they show Serbia without Kosovo but Ukraine with Crimea and Donbas. Hmmmm.

Serbia - Last Bosnia - Last Kosovo - Last Montenegro - Very unlikely due to the strong Serbian influence, 30% of the population are Serbs, and probably over 90% of the Christians are influenced in some way by the Serbian Orthodox Church. Only chance Montenegro to join is without veto power, otherwise the risk is gonna be too high. Albania - Could be, enormous reforms are required. Also probably without veto power as it could be used to block serbia/bosnia/montenegro. Macedonia - Probably, also enormous reforms are required. 2035 - Macedonia/Albania or Macedonia only. Also N.Macedonia and Albania are not linked. They were 'linked' til they got the decision approved to start the negotiations. Once the negotiations have started it's merit based, both countries have separate accession talks.

I’m American 🇺🇸 and so by extension don’t know much about the EU (not because of the American dumb stereotype simply because I don’t live in an EU country) but I just want to see a united Europe once and for all like come one you Europeans have been killing each other for 1000s of years get it together I’m glad we have the EU now but I hope to se it expand so that the most war torn continent can finely be given peace. 🇨🇦🇬🇧🇺🇸❤️🤝❤️🇪🇺

Honestly, the UK might rejoin. That’s one possibility. I could also see special consideration for Ukraine after the war.

Schottland

I’m listening to this debate since 2004…ofc no one is going to join EU except Ukraine and we all know that it will be a political decision.

After everything I have read from political experts, I really don't think Kosovo will be joining in my our lifetime unless it rejoins Serbia or joins Albania. There is too much internal EU opposition & it's political leadership isn't good enough.

Dude this video makes no sense😂 How can Kosovo be ahead of Serbia when its not even a proper country😂 Furthermore, Serbia is probably the most advanced of all of the mentioned countries. IMHO the only thing really standing in the way is politics, which, as we know by now, can change very quickly if people want it to change. Sorry, but I think you are way off base here.

Unless the veto system changes i cant see how Serbia and Kosovo could join the EU.

I hope they do that will finish the eu FOREVER go get them Albania I’m sure you can send thousands of your citizens into France -Germany- Spain- Italy etc NO NEED TO COME TO THE UK THE EU WILL LOVE YOU

Imagine if someone came to your backyard and claimed that that's their territory now. That's basically what Kosovo is to Serbs, so no I'm not surprised that they don't support it...

I think the faster Europe unites, the better is. In particular the Balkans should join the Union, likewise the EU should strengthen its weaker members thus becoming way more stable and powerful Ps:I obviously mean EU should become socialdemocratic instead of suiciding itself by only boosting free-trade and the ideas of "freedom" and "liberty" when people die of poverty and austerity. We can't accept anymore some politicians

So many inaccuracies in this video

We let in corrupt unrelaiable democracies before. Also letting Greece have teh EURO. I hope we do make SURE the new members behave next time...

I think these countries are part of the European family regardless of whether they are in the EU or not

Serbia and Autonomous part of Serbia? Why would Serbia join twice?

They should just make a Balkan Union, although they would probably fight each other

Maybe Bosnia, Kosovo, North Macedonia, Montenegro and Albania. I am not sure about Serbia, hm. They are more facing east rather than west.

Twenty years ago Serbia had a strong support for EU membership and a clear path. Then came the blackmailing policies and Serbia drifted off to Russia-centered. I think future of Serbia is really grim, it shall be comparable to that of West Bank, walled off and with almost no economy. But I put a loot of blame on the West for this.

I think there are big misconceptions about the Western Balkans region due to nescience and ignorance. This video is another example of it :) The debate on the individual countries of Western Balkan region is much more deep then what is presented in this video: public in the region is not well informed about EU and what the membership entails (same goes for residents from EU not really knowing how does EU function), and negative result of public polls can actually mean that the public is discontent with current governments (which can also mean frustration with governments taking too long to reform - therefore citizens being pro-EU but anti-government) also, there are differences between status of countries: candidate who negotiates, candidate who just has that status and potential candidate are not the same. Bosnia gaining a candidate status came in the time of Ukranian war and is more a PR strategy of EU than a real path towards accession (the country literally doesnt even have a proper constitution to even start with) The influence of Russia in the region is also another misconseption further pumped by media, as the sanctions issue came in recent years (especially in time of Russian invasion). Serbia has been negotiating since 2014 (the process is slow because of slow reforms and adopting EU laws) - environmental policy chapter might be even more problematic then Kosovo issue. Kosovo has applied for membership - again this doesnt mean it will enter in 2 years as the tone of this video says :D Kosovo is the only one in the region that is not a candidate today, as it has a core issue with its country status. Kosovo sending an application was symbolic and political, hoping that EU will grant the candidate status like it just did with Bosnia (without fulfilling criteria). The truth is this country doesnt even have visa free regime for EU (the rest of the region (including Bosnia) gained it back in 2009-2010).

I really hope very well at least one of the 6 Balkan nations were mentioned will join the EU soon as these nations were really eager to be part of it especially Montenegro.

That Serbia have normal polititians... All that ..will be finished in a few years.

UK will join next