This review analyzes national security approaches in Serbia, Greece, and Hungary, highlighting key strategies.
Views on additions or certain revisions of the approach to national security and national defense can be seen most representatively in the strategic documents of a country. Although it is common for states to express strategic commitments every ten years, not infrequently a particular approach to defense planning and preparation remains fixed in the long term. Perceiving security challenges, risks and threats, as well as determining the capabilities of the defense system, while respecting the strategic determinations of the Republic of Serbia, the Hellenic Republic and the Hungary, inevitably conditions the consideration of the approach to planning and preparations for the defense of these three countries.
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Slađana Eric (2025) studied this question.
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