One lurking danger that is constantly on the agenda of any government in the Balkans is the threat of the growing radical Islamist community. This is a pressing concern as there is a sizeable Muslim population in the region. It ranges from more than 90% in Kosovo to 45% in Bosnia and Herzegovina to about 33% in North Macedonia (State Statistical Offices of the Countries), a fact that could be exploited by organizations like ISIS. For people in former Socialist Yugoslavia terror and radicalization until recently were foreign concepts; they were perceived as issues that simply do not happen in this region. Muslims were de-Islamized by the Socialist Party to a point where Muslims were more secular than the average Yugoslav citizen.