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Should Balkan Borders be Redrawn? | Opinion Harun Karčić , journalist On 4/23/21 at 7:30 AM EDT The biggest story in the Balkans these days is the circulation of an obscure unofficial document–known in European circles as a non-paper –allegedly drafted and sent by the Slovenian Prime Minister Janez Janša to Charles Michel, president of the European Council. The document argues that the main obstacles to a speedier EU integration of Balkan countries are unsettled national issues which should be remedied by carving out a Greater Serbia, a Greater Albania and a Greater Croatia. This, so the document argues, could be achieved by tearing apart Bosnia and Herzegovina and adjoining its autonomous Serb Republic to Serbia, its Croat-dominated cantons to neighboring Croatia and merging Kosovo with Albania. Accordingly, Bosniak Muslims who constitute a majority in Bosnia and Herzegovina would be given a tiny rump statelet, surrounded by unfriendly forces and with

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