Social movements in the Balkans
Over the last decade Maribor, Istanbul, Bucharest and many other cities in the European (semi-)periphery have witnessed the steep rise of popular social movements into...
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Scenario: Partition as a solution for Serbia-Kosovo normalization
The term “partition” in our modern political lexicon invariably conjures up images of mass displacement and population transfer. The idea that creating ethnically-homogeneous spaces, or...
Visa Liberalisation Conditionality for Kosovo: Navigating between Technical Criteria, Regional Priorities and Case Specificity
The EU approach towards liberalising the visa regime for short term stays in EU and Schengen countries with Kosovo follows the same pattern as for...
What Stands in the Way of the Council’s Approval of Visa Liberalisation for Kosovo?
Last month, Kosovo celebrated 11 years since its Declaration of Independence. Most EU member states but five have recognised its statehood. The five non-recognizers tend...
Macedonia’s success story and the perception of Western Balkans in the EU
The Western Balkans do not exactly enjoy a good perception in the rest of Europe. The region has seen to be stigmatized and prejudiced, associations...
Getting to an Agreement between Serbia and Kosovo
The text was originally published in Serbian and Albanian by NIN and Koha Ditorë. Kosovo has not been ruled by Serbia for nearly twenty years, yet...
Visa liberalisation for Kosovo: The only tangible result for the foreseeable future
The text was originally published by EURACTIV. The political climate is changing in Pristina amid discussions on the ‘correction of borders’ idea and what president Hashim...
How can the Berlin Process add a new boost to regional internal security and counter-terrorism?
Increased migratory flows, contemporary forms of serious and organised crime, and threats of violent extremism and terrorism have brought the Western Balkans back on the...