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News
- Kocijančič: Belgrade and Pristina to continue the dialogue immediately
  
  Pszczel: Serbia-NATO relations are good, NATO is proud of KFOR
  
  Council’s decision on North Macedonia and Albania reveals EU’s divisions
  
  Cakaj: Council’s decision is positive for Albania
  
  Financial Times: Zaev and Rama warn EU ministers about the growth of nationalism
  
  All Belgrade-Pristina Dialogue Economy & Business Energy & Environment Europe European Integration
Analyses
- Visas for Albanians: Fight against criminals or Albanian EU perspective
  
  Few results to show, mostly: Commission’s Reports on the Western Balkans
  
  Honesty – The most significant challenge for the new AFET
  
  Macron’s Strategy for Western Balkans: A welcome move, but not a boost to enlargement
  
  Germany to restart the Serbia-Kosovo dialogue with the Berlin meeting
Interviews
- [EWB Interview] Šekerinska: From captured state to shining example in the Balkans
  
  [EWB Interview] Page: No question of UK withdrawing from the Western Balkans
  
  [EWB Interview] McAllister: EP was very clear, media freedom a key indicator of readiness for EU membership
  
  [EWB Interview] Jović: Long delay in EU membership prevents successful reforms
  
  [EWB Interview] Druškić: The Balkan people like to think that Europe is afraid of them
Opinions
- Rethinking Eastern Influence in the Balkans
  
  Our 14 – wake up call or an excuse for status quo?!
  
  Welcome to Weimar Serbia
  
  Is Kosovo ready to read the Country Report 2019 correctly?
  
  Montenegro should stop making bad commitments on its European path
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European Western Balkans is a web portal that focuses on the WB countries and reports on development of the EU’s enlargement policy. The portal is launched in 2014 by the Centre for Contemporary Politics.

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European Western Balkans is a web portal that focuses on the Western Balkans countries and reports on the development of the EU’s enlargement policy. The portal was launched in 2014 by the Centre for Contemporary Politics.

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