Change or continuity?
Human rights no longer the focus of US foreign policy towards Serbia
The shift in Trump’s foreign policy, focusing on stability and mutually beneficial partnerships, has deep roots in the policy of previous administrations.
Latest news
- After long-standing political crisis
Kurti re-elected as Prime Minister of Kosovo
14.09.2026. - Ahead of the verdict
Kosovo police are stepping up security measures to preserve public order
14.09.2026. - Public hearing in AFET
“Gradual integration should not be a substitute for full EU membership”
10.09.2026. - Ratko Mladić's funeral
Kos: I will discuss Serbia’s commitment to its EU path with von der Leyen
10.09.2026. - Constitutive session
Albulena Haxhiu re-elected Speaker of the Assembly of Kosovo
09.09.2026.
Re-form for Growth: Small Grant Facility
Open call for CSOs in the Western Balkans! Secure a small grant to monitor public spending and drive implementation of national Reform Agendas.
Analyses
Moldova's European path
When a government is serious about EU membership
Vote scheduled for 4 October
Ethnic division and polarization to dominate electoral campaign in Bosnia and Herzegovina
Demolitions in the north of Kosovo
Has Kurti crossed a “red line” in the relations with the EU?
Explainers
- From silence to scandal
How shooting in Belgrade’s restaurant exposed ties between Serbia’s police and organized crime?
Interviews
Interview
EWB Interview Reuten: Albania and Montenegro can be accommodated within the existing EU structure
Opinions & Editorials
Change or continuity?Human rights no longer the focus of US foreign policy towards Serbia
- Limitations of a simulation
Cluster 3: The lessons from a failed opening
Balcanoscope
European Western Balkans Newsletter
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