Southeastern region of Europe that includes Albania Greece Croatia Serbia and bosnia and herzegovina has seen war recently?

The Southeastern region of Europe, often referred to as the Balkans, has experienced significant conflict in the 1990s, particularly during the breakup of Yugoslavia. This period was marked by a series of wars, ethnic tensions, and humanitarian crises, affecting countries like Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Serbia, and Kosovo. While Albania and Greece were less directly involved, the aftermath of these conflicts has continued to impact regional stability and relations among these nations. Since then, many countries in the region have worked towards reconciliation and integration into European structures, though challenges remain.