Perhaps if it consisted of five countries and it excluded Serbia.

I could see everybody getting along if the Serbs were not in the mix. They, unfortunately, as a whole are the most extreme, the most aggressive, and want everything to be the way they see it fit, whereas other countries, I could see it actually all coming to one decision together, without any expansion ambitions.

But to answer the question, at this point, NO, I don't think that's possible in any way shape or form. Especially because Slovenia and Croatia are in the European Union, and our realistically at least 20 years ahead of other countries that were part of Yugoslavia. When you drive and cross the border from Slovenia or Croatia into any of the other countries, there's a an immediate change and you can see it as soon as you cross the border.

Neither of the two would ever want to go back either economically or in any other way.

If Slovenia and Croatia would unite, they would certainly be stronger, but there's no will on either side, politically or otherwise to do that. I mean ,that would be one beautiful country, stunning. Uou would have the beautiful Mediterranean and the Alps in one country, which Slovenia kind of has, but not really.

You could have the germanic mentality and sense of order from Slovenians combined with the Mediterranean mentality of the Croatian coast.

That is not happening, not ever, I've actually never ever heard anybody say anything about that, I myself never thought about it, until I read this question, so the final answer is NO.

Just the make things clear, I personally wouldn't have anything against Croatians and Slovenians uniting, but I just don't see that ever happening.