evidence: Eight border disputes in the Balkans - Piran Bay, a sea border between Slovenia and Croatia - The Prevlaka peninsula, contested by Croatia and Montenegro - Kosovo’s border with Serbia, which still claims the state as its own territory - Backa Palanka, near an area claimed by both Croatia and Serbia - Three contested sites on the Bosnian-Serbian border - The Prohor Pcinjski Monastery claimed by both Serbia and Macedonia - Neum, a Bosnian port on the Adriatic Sea with areas contested by Croatia - The maritime border between Albania and Greece [...] On its border with Montenegro, also a NATO member, Croatia faces a dispute over the Prevlaka peninsula, in the Adriatic Sea. In practice, under a 2002 interim regime with a land border in Konfin, the disputed land is Croatian and the sea a "mixed zone." It is unlikely that the Montenegro-Croatia dispute will harm bilateral relations between the two countries.