Fragile states / Op-Ed/Article
Kosovo: the best of the bad solutions
23/11/2007 By Juan Garrigues
Facing an apparently inevitable declaration of independence by Kosovo, the European Union should stay united and follow a realistic strategy, distinct from the radical positions held by the United States and Russia. The objective should be to avoid letting an independent Kosovo become a failed state.
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Keywords
EU Foreign Policy European Union Fragile state Kosovo Serbia Spain Western BalkansRelated publications
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Bio author: Juan Garrigues
Juan Garrigues holds a BA in Foreign Affairs from the University of Virginia and an MA in International Studies from the Universidad Complutense de Madrid.
