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Letter from Washington: US Action in the Balkans Vanishes Below the Radar
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Balkan Insight
The United States under Donald Trump looks less and less like the country that once lectured the Balkans on democracy and freedom.
These days, Washington itself feels a bit “Balkanized”, with power concentrated in one man, institutions sidelined and the rule of law undermined.
But the Western Balkans are nowhere near the top of Trump’s foreign policy agenda.
But invisible does not mean absent.
Much of what the US now does in the region happens below the radar, without speeches or press releases, and often without clear direction.