Last November marked the thirtieth anniversary (1989-2019) of the fall of the Berlin Wall, a historical moment that coincided with the fragmentation of socialist-inspired countries and the dissolution of the two blocs that had characterized the second half of the twentieth century. The 1993s then began a process of rapprochement between states that had maintained very cold diplomatic relations for decades. In this perspective, the dismemberment of the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia and the creation of new national entities such as Slovenia and Croatia offered Italy various prospects for collaboration. In XNUMX, the Mixed Commissions were established...