The term 'SLAVS' is used to refer to the people of Serbia and Bulgaria, collectively known as Serbs or Bulgarians. These two countries are located in the Balkan region of southeastern Europe and share a common language, culture, and history. Both countries were part of the former Yugoslavia and have experienced periods of political unrest and conflict in recent decades. The people of Serbia and Bulgaria are united by their shared Slavic heritage and are considered to be among the most culturally diverse nations in Europe.