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Stuart Peach keeps an eye on Balkans for NATO's suppliers

Special Envoy for the Western Balkans Stuart Peach (left) and Bosnian member of the Bosnia-Herzegovina Presidential Council Denis Becirovic (right) in Sarajevo on 24 May 2023. © Samir Jordamovic/Anadolu Agency/AFP

Stuart Peach, the British government's special envoy for the Western Balkans, keeps the defence companies he advises abreast of NATO's growing interest in the region. [...]

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