LETTER OF BITTER MAN FROM SARAJEVO SHOOK BALKAN: He is tired of wars, nationalism, lies and promises
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Tony (a Brit in Berlin)
Very moving... and this man is right. The only way to move forward is to move together. The peoples of western and central Europe realised this more than 70 years ago and the peoples of the western Balkans must do the same if they are to prosper and be secure. And membership of the EU is not necessary for this at all.