Favorite country of former Yugoslavia

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For me:

1. Slovenia - most progressive and advanced.
2. Bosnia & Herzegovina - beautiful country with a tragic history and Bosniaks appear to be the least nationalist and most secular of the three constituent peoples, but homophobia is still quite present.
3. Croatia - beautiful and quite high standard of living, but also strong nationalist sentiments.
4. Montenegro - don't know much about them apart from that they use an old Serbo-Croatian past tense (imperfect) regularly.
5. Northern Macedonia - they managed to solve the name crisis, props to them?
6. Kosovo - don't know enough although I'm skeptic of any Greater Albania plans.
7. Serbia - Milosevic, Vucic.

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My Mum's family are from Slovenia, so that one (the current prime minister is an odious Orban wannabe though). Bosnia is the one I've enjoyed visiting the most.

If Slovenian liberals were finally able to overcome their tendency to be simply personal cults (LDS, Zares, Positive Slovenia/Zoran Jankovic, Miro Cerar Party, Gregor Virant List, Alenka Bratusek Party...), they could've easily avoided the 2 most recent terms of Janez Jansa.