Leaders in the Balkans are strengthening their relationships with Israel across defense, surveillance technology, and political support, raising questions about the strategic motivations behind these alliances. While Israel has long been a key partner for regional security cooperation, the recent acceleration of these ties suggests broader geopolitical calculations at play. Analysts point to shared security concerns, economic incentives, and potential leverage in international diplomacy as possible drivers. The shift also reflects a broader realignment in the region’s foreign policy priorities amid evolving global power dynamics.
In the Balkans, leaders are deepening ties with Israel through defence, surveillance, and political backing. But why?
