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According to Igor Muradjan, analyst for Armenian daily Erkramas, as of this spring (2012) there are attempts to find common language between Serbia and Bulgaria's common interests. There have been talks for a Union between Serbia, Bulgaria and Greece after which Macedonia, Montenegro and Cyprus would join.

Muradjan believes it is very possible for Croatia and Slovenia to join this Union. The Defense and Intelligence Ministries of Macedonia and Bulgaria have received recommendations for joint work in all spheres. Similar attempts are being made between other countries in the region, states Murdajan.

Well known Ukrainian political scientist and law expert Alexandar Prognimak back in May stated that the creation of the League of Slavic Countries (LSC) should be green lighted. According to Prognimak “from world’s tendencies toward globalization, the only strategic path for Ukraine is to join and be part of the creation of the Slavic pandan within the European Union, which could be formally called “Leage of Slavic Countries”.

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