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The Osimo Agreements Defined the Border Between Italy and Yugoslavia and Closed One of the Critical Points of the Cold War
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The Osimo Agreements, signed 50 years ago, definitively defined the border between the then Yugoslavia and Italy, resolving several points of contention, especially in the northern part of the border. They also closed the Trieste issue, one of the critical points of the Cold War.
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