Relations between Bosnia and Herzegovina and the Quint States: United States of America
BiH’s progress on the path to Euro-Atlantic integration is proportional to the involvement of the United States in political processes in BiH.
Eldin Buljubasic holds a master's degree in international relations and diplomacy from the University of Sarajevo. He also holds a Master's degree in Business Administration (MBA) from Marmara University in Istanbul, where he also studied at the University of Applied Sciences in Munich as part of a joint study program. He is a member of the Institute for Geopolitics, Economy and Security.
BiH’s progress on the path to Euro-Atlantic integration is proportional to the involvement of the United States in political processes in BiH.
From the perspective of realpolitik, delaying and slowing down Euro-Atlantic integration causes immeasurable harm to its citizens. Any policy in BiH and the region that harbors utopian ideas that someone else will make a significant impact in these areas is on the wrong course.
In the future, the European Union and NATO will need to consolidate their internal ranks and show greater unity. The next step is to integrate the remaining countries in the Balkans into NATO and the European Union, with Bosnia and Herzegovina as the central country for regional stability.