 Border states (Eastern Europe)

The term "Border States" in the context of Eastern Europe can refer to countries located at the eastern edge of Europe, often bordering Russia or other countries in the region. These countries may have cultural, historical, and political significance due to their geographic location and historical interactions with larger powers. In a historical context, "Border States" might refer to countries that were part of the Eastern Bloc during the Cold War or those that have had contentious borders due to conflicts or territorial disputes.