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The London Conference of Ambassadors held in the second decade of the 20 century indicated a new path for the Balkan states for the next one hundred years. The political breakthroughs in the region at the turn of the 21 century, including the fall of regimes in Serbia and Croatia, Kosovo’s road towards independence and regional integration into the European Union and North Atlantic Treaty Organization, are now determining the path for the upcoming decades. Both the change of 1913 and the one at the beginning of the 21st century were initiated with armed conflicts and left the people of the region with tremendous experiences to deal with and painful lessons to be learned. Those lessons though, mainly due to increasing international political exchange and decreasing geographical distance between the European capitals, are to be learned and applied today not only by the policy makers in the region, but also – if not primarily – by the crucial political, and particularly security actors in Europe and overseas. This results mostly from the fact that the integration of the Western Balkan countries with the European security system or security complex is a real, ongoing process constantly progressing in numerous sectors and advanced enough not be stopped or reversed easily.

European Security Capabilities in the Region of the Western Balkans in the Beginning of the Twenty-First Century