The Western Balkans 15 years on from war –
Armed Forces Capabilities
The Western Balkans and, in particular, Croatia, Bosnia-Herzegovina and Serbia, have undergone significant geo-political and military changes since the end of the Balkan conflict in the 1990’s. Jane’s team of analysts will be presenting up-to-the-minute research on current and future military and security assessments of the Western Balkans – examining NATO, EU and Russian involvement in the region, each country’s armed forces capabilities (based on a comprehensive methodology devised within Jane’s), identifying future military requirements and looking at regional stability over the coming decade.
The security landscape and armed forces capabilities within the Western Balkans have changed dramatically over the past 15 years since the end of the Balkan conflict. Jane’s armed force capability matrix, which analyses six key factors and over 100 micro-factors to determine the capability of an armed force, combined with global and security country risk assessments delivers the world’s best independent, open-source analysis that captures Jane’s expertise and showcases Jane’s content sourcing and analytical skills.
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