EU ignored the wars in the former Yugoslavia

Your recent editorial (Jan 2) describes the European Union as the factor which, “more than anything”, makes a recurrence of a world war seem impossible.

Mon, 06 Jan, 2014 - 00:00

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True, but only for the west of our continent.

This year, Europe will mark the centenary of the start of World War I, which began with an assassination in Sarajevo.

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Courts Columnists Place: Yugoslavia Place: Sarajevo Place: south-east Europe Place: Gamehill Place: Castlecoote Co Place: Roscommon Person: Croats Person: Serbs Person: Paul Hickey Event: World War I Organisation: EU Organisation: European Union Organisation: Europe Organisation: Union

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