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Globalization has brought about the collapse of the bipolar system of international relations, which was the foundation of the structure of global security based on the technological means of mass production that predominated at that time. The change from mass to flexible production has made it necessary to build a new system of global security on the technological resources of flexible production & the political implications of globalization. There are many indications that it was just this new system of global security that began to take shape the day the first NATO bomb fell on Serbia, which means that it came into being in Southeastern Europe, ie, in the region that at the beginning of the 20th century ignited the fuse of the world wars & that would, if not for this intervention, still pose a threat. The intervention, a novelty in postwar international relations, paved the way to the realization of the European project for the 21st century. That project, which is based on adjusting international relations to globalization & whose outlines are becoming visible in Southeastern Europe, is in Croatia's interest, & is the major guarantor of the preservation of its independence & sovereignty. 12 References. Adapted from the source document.