No Country Remains Dependent on Yugoslavia

Yugoslavia ceased to exist in the early 1990s. It peacefully (Slovenia, Macedonia) and violently (Croatia, Bosnia, Kosovo) dissolved into seven internationally recognized sovereign states:

1. Slovenia (1991)
2. Croatia (1991)
3. Bosnia and Herzegovina (1992)
4. North Macedonia (1991)
5. Serbia (2006, as successor to Serbia & Montenegro)
6. Montenegro (2006)
7. Kosovo (2008; recognized by ~100 UN members, not Serbia)

No territory remains under Yugoslav sovereignty.