European Commission raises concern over Montenegro-UAE Agreement
European Commissioner for Enlargement Marta Kos issued an opinion this Monday regarding the Agreement on Cooperation in Tourism and Real Estate Development signed between the...
Author : Sofija Popović
Pro-government tabloids link Novi Sad tragedy to terrorism in conspiracy push
Six months after the accident at Novi Sad Railway Station and three months after two indictments were filed against 16 individuals accused of endangering public...
[EWB Interview] Rosencrantz: Sweden is concerned about the democratic backsliding in Serbia
Despite the expectations of the Serbian authorities, Serbia has not yet opened Cluster 3 – Competitiveness and Inclusive Growth – because there is no consensus...
Doctor Who: Vučić’s new PM will fade into irrelevance
On Sunday evening, Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić ended weeks of speculation about who might be the next Prime Minister of the Republic of Serbia. Some...
Political turmoil over Constitutional Court dispute: A challenge to the Montenegrin EU reform path?
The dispute between the government and opposition over the retirement of a Constitutional Court judge at the end of the last year led to a...
Why did the Novi Sad railway station accident trigger such large protests in Serbia?
For the past three months, large-scale student and citizen protests have persisted across Serbia. The collapse of a railway station canopy in Novi Sad, a...
Digital Services Act: A crucial contribution to the protection of digital rights in the Western Balkans
In recent years, creating mechanisms to protect the digital space from illegal content and establishing rules for transparency and accountability of digital platforms have been...
Parliamentary elections in Kosovo: A referendum on Albin Kurti’s leadership
Parliamentary elections will be held in Kosovo today, 9 February. Citizens will elect 120 members of the Assembly from a total of 28 electoral lists,...
[EWB Interview] Spajić: We gave maximum effort to bring Montenegro closer to the EU
On December 16th, Montenegro provisionally closed three negotiation chapters at the Intergovernmental Conference, the first time in over seven years. Furthermore, in its conclusions, the...
Will the start of the new phase of EU negotiations improve fight against corruption in Albania?
In October, Albania opened Cluster 1, consisting of five negotiating chapters, with the European Union, joining Montenegro and Serbia as the third Western Balkan candidate...