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International migration towards the European Union : fortification of EU borders and emerging security risks through the transiting route of the Western Balkans : case study of Bosnia and Herzegovina
In 2015, a significant surge in international migration led to over one million applications for international protection within the European Union (EU). This situation demanded immediate and decisive action to control the influx of migrants entering the EU. Consequently, comprehensive measures were
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