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“The dissolution of the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia resulted in the creation of new states including Serbia, Slovenia, and North Macedonia.”
The breakup of Yugoslavia did produce successor states including Slovenia and the state now called North Macedonia. Serbia is the weak point: it was not created as a brand-new state in the same way, but continued from its status as a Yugoslav republic and initially remained in the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia with Montenegro. The claim is broadly accurate but phrased too loosely.
“Right-wing and ethno-nationalist movements have grown in Serbia and parts of Bosnia and Herzegovina in recent years.”
Multiple recent, credible reports document a revival and heightened visibility of far-right and ethnic-nationalist groups in Serbia and in Republika Srpska, indicating a genuine upward trend since roughly 2023. While some sources merely note the continued presence of nationalism and hard data on membership or votes are limited, the weight of evidence supports an overall rise, not just persistence. The growth is clearer in Serbia and RS than in other parts of Bosnia.