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The Italian Ost-Politik JANUARY - MARCH 1998 21 (or perhaps rather reversing) a 'privatization of se- irrelevant by the end of the Cold War, there is still a curity', where the state has ceased to provide do- role to play for arms control and defence restructur- mestic security and the citizens hence have taken 'the ing in the new Europe. The purpose would be the law' in their own hands, most often in the form of traditional one of arms control, namely to prevent hand-guns. wars, both international and intra-state, and to limit their destructiveness, should they nevertheless oc- Conclusion cur. As Mark Twain might have put it,'the rumours of the irrelevance of arms control and NOD are much We have thus seen that while some Cold War exaggerated' . arms control schemes have been rendered obviously • The Italian Ost-Politik Viktor 'I'adic Since about the beginning of the year the Serbia, showed to what extent central and south east phrase "eastern policy" or Ost-Politik has been ap- Europe was crucial for the future of the whole of the pearing with more and more frequency in the Italian continent. The creation of a new security architec- media. It relatively quickly entered the political vo- ture in the Balkan region had its own focus, for by cabulary of Farnesina (Italian foreign affairs minis- the end of the century the EU and NATO would try), while those in the know observe that it was spread towards that region. In this context, in invented by the current under-secretary in the same Fassino's opinion, key topics in this part of Europe, ministry, Piero Fassino. The phrase both conceptu- like for example immigration and the fight against. ally and verbally depicts the Italian political initia- international crime, would also lead to the necessity tive, the new political course that, as a Mediterra- for Italy to have closer ties with the countries of cen- nean regional power, it is projecting towards the tral and eastern Europe. Fassino also mentioned the countries in ex-Yugoslavia, to Slovenia and Croatia, interdependence of Ita I)' and the countries of central Bosnia and Herzegovina, Yugoslavia and Macedonia, and eastern Europe, the long-standing cultural links as well as Hungary, Romania and Bulgaria and from and the very considerable political relations, par- there to the countries of the ex-USSR. ticularly in recent times, between Italy and some of the countries of this region, all of which suggests the need for closer collaboration in both economics and culture. It gets stressed that in the countries of The rise of the central and eastern region, Italy is the second the Italian "eastern policy" most important trading partner, and that it is the num- ber one partner for Croatia, Romania, Bulgaria, "An Italian eastern policy really does exist". Macedonia and Albania. In this context the Foreign This was expressly confirmed by Fassino himself in Report of the respected London weekly The Econo- the middle of January this year. At a time when mist had a headline at the beginning of November Belgrade was alight with demonstrations against last year that ran "The surprising Italians", referring Milosevic, Fassino stated that the winds that were to the initiatives of Italian foreign politics with re- blowing through the Balkans, thinking mainly of spect to central and eastern Europe. 22 CROATIAN INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS REVIEW Fassino, then, does not deny that there is an A tri-Iateral initiative Italian Ost-Politik created in Farnesina, backing it with "former enemies" up by reference to the Italian involvement in Bosnia and in the Contact Group for the implementation of The Italian press noted in February the meet- the Dayton Agreement. He stresses Italian support ing of representatives of Italy, Slovenia and Hun- for the expansion of the EU and NATO to the east, gary in Rome, where Italy proposed the creation of a wishing to avoid new walls being put in the way of joint military force that would be formed by "former certain countries. He mentions enhanced tri-lateral enemies" who now want to join NATO, having in collaboration among Italy, Slovenia and Hungary, mind Hungary, once part of the Warsaw Pact, and which, as he said, Austria, Croatia and Slovakia have Slovenia, once in non-aligned Yugoslavia. The ques- already expressed the desire to join in. In this con- tion had already been discussed at a technical level text it is necessary to note the attention that Italy paid was to be put to the defence ministers ofItaly, Hun- to the events in Belgrade when the "democratic crash" gary and Slovenia, the plan fitting into the frame- came, which other central European countries had work of "enhanced co-operation" known in the dip- f' gone through in 1989/90. The visit at the time ofthe lomatic vocabulary as a "tri-lateral initiative". Italian foreign minister, Lamberto Dini, to Belgrade Under Secretary in the Italian foreign affairs and the attempt at an agreement between the oppos- ministry Piero Fassino who met with his Hungarian ing sides at the beginning of December 1996 also and Slovene opposite numbers, made it clear that the speaks of the Italian involvement in eastern Europe. final decision about military collaboration was not yet Italian strategy in central and eastern Europe is a con- defined, and that co-operation between the three na- fmnation, in Fassino 's opinion, that Italy can, and does, tions assumed other forms as well- in culture, trans- have a foreign policy capable of affirming specific port, defence, the environment and the fight against national interests and competing in the definition of crime. The initiative for the creation of the trilateral the European and international order. task-force was important as an anticipation of the de- Illustrating the political strategy towards east- sired entry of Slovenia and Hungary into NATO. This ern Europe, Fassino sees the driving force ofItalian is a matter of entries, said Fassino, that Italy is very eastern policy in the excellently taken positions in much in support of, hoping that these two countries the east European area in recent years, irrespective would enter NATO with the first group of country- of the lack of or weakness of a systematic logic. This candidates. And that is, among other things, the gen- lack can be corrected, says Fassino, by consistent eral political result of the diplomatic forcing that is political and democratic action. The new and fre- known by the phrase the Italian new Ost-Politik. netic Italian diplomacy in this strategic area is intel- In recent months Fassino, Dini, Andreatta and ligible if one bears in mind the danger of the region Prodi have successively visited countries in central being given over to the economic and financial mo- eastern and south eastern Europe. Italy has decided to noculture of the Germans. For this reason, Fassino invest political and economic resources in the region has made a tour of all the countries of central and and offer its neighbours, above all Slovenia and Hun- eastern Europe save for Bulgaria, where he will go gary, its international political support, expecting from when conditions allow. them in return preferential treatment of Italy in cul- The discovery of central and eastern Europe ture and economics. An initiative has been announced r came as no surprise, nor was it a matter ofItaly sud- for the creation of a so-called joint task force so as to denly falling in love with the region. It is, in Fassino's speed up the entry of Hungary and Slovenia into the opinion, an observation of the reality that is the heart EU and in parallel into NATO. The relationship i trois of all the processes that are redefining the identity has been stepped up in the meantime in all regions. In of Europe itself. Soon, he said, many of these coun- May the heads of government of Italy, Hungary and tries will be part of the EU and NATO, and for this Slovenia met in Budapest - Romano Prodi, Gyula reason Italy has to create an appropriate position for Horn and Janez Dmovsek. At this meeting, as had itself, seeing that it is, after Germany, from the Bal- been expected, the leading say was had by Italy. In tic to Bulgaria, the most powerful economic power. Budapest the three signed a declaration expressing the hope and wish that the next meeting of the Atlantic Council, to be held in Madrid, would give clear indi- JANUARY - MARCH 1998 23 cations with respect to the NATO question, and that Europe and the Balkans. For this reason he stressed Slovenia and Hungary would be included in the first the government line, when he said that central and round of invitations to joint the Atlantic pact. Balkan Europe were absolutely priority strategic re- Current events in Croatia and FR Yugoslavia, gions for Italy, whether for well known reasons of that is the demonstrations in Zagreb (Radio 10I) and security and stability, or whether because of the eco- in Belgrade (anti-Milosevic) at the end of November nomic and trade links in which Italy was the number and the beginning of December 1996 also encouraged one or two partner in the region (in competition with Fassino to make statements. He said that he had met Germany), or whether because of the strong cultural Milosevic in the second part of November and had and historical links that had tied Italy for decades to long talks with him, talks which in the light of what the region. Italy would be capable of being a bridge was going on in the squares of the Balkans (strikes in between central Europe and the EU.
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