Balkan

[ThomasWach]

Und wir sehen hier die weiteren Folgen der einseitigen Unabhängigkeit des Kosovos auf die Region. Aufgrund der immer noch vorherrschenden multiethnischen Struktur vieler Staaten in Südosteuropa werden sich die Probleme zwischen Mehrheiten und Minderheiten noch weiter verstärken.
Hier berichtet die Internatioal Harald Tribune ausführlich in einer Reportage über die verstärkten Autonomiebstrebungen der Szekler Ungarn im ehemaligen Siebenbürgen und den daraus resultierenden Problemen im Zusammenleben zwischen Ungarn und Rumänen:

Kosovo's actions hearten a Hungarian enclave
By Nicholas Kulish Published: April 7, 2008

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A Hungarian minority group is pressing for greater autonomy in a region where its members outnumber Romanians. A new and more radical organization, the Hungarian Civic Party, has risen to challenge the establishment Hungarian party, which has been a member of each coalition government since 1996.
Those who argue that independence for Kosovo has set a bad precedent tend to talk about frozen conflicts outside the European Union — Abkhazia and South Ossetia, in Georgia, and Transnistria in Moldova. But even in the European Union, borders are often arbitrary. Many ethnic minorities, like the Basques and the Roma, remain stateless while others, like the Hungarians in Romania, as well as in Slovakia and Serbia, are still separated from their brethren.
The Hungarian minority here, known as Szeklers, certainly believe their time for independence has arrived and that their proposed semi-autonomous state, Szeklerland, is an impending reality.
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Quelle:
http://www.iht.com/articles/2008/04/07/e...arians.php