Calls for Montenegro to phase out its “golden passport” scheme are getting louder
Passport is a valuable thing. It can get its owner to different places. With a Montenegrin passport, for example, which is ranked 46th on the...
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Vučić’s speech about the EU proposal for agreement with Kosovo signalling that Serbia will accept it
After meeting with five envoys from EU member states and the United States, the President of Serbia announced that Serbia was given an ultimatum. Either...
Ensuring functionality of the Constitutional Court necessary for Montenegro’s progress towards EU
Another year, another failed attempt to form a government in Montenegro. The government led by URA’s Dritan Abazović has already served more time in the...
KFOR – Still the only guarantor of peace in Kosovo?
Amid the crisis in Kosovo, which culminated in the installation of barricades, the authorities in Belgrade announced on 8 December that they would send an...
EU and the Western Balkans in 2023: Fear of Instability and Cautious Optimism
A year ago, while analysing the main events and developments to be expected in 2022, our portal mostly focused on regional and European integration, elections...
Withdrawal of the Draft Law on Internal Affairs in Serbia: The Prime Minister’s Gambit
When no one expected it, the Draft Law on Internal Affairs was withdrawn from the procedure for the second time within just one year. Just...
Will participation in the Census improve the position of the Albanian minority in Serbia?
by Sanja Petrov
This article was originally published in Serbian. The final results of the Census of Population, which the Republic of Serbia carried out with the financial...
Judicial reforms after the change of the Serbian Constitution: Potential for both reduction and institutionalization of political influence on the judiciary
The set of judicial laws implementing the constitutional reforms adopted on the referendum should be adopted by February 9, the anniversary of the promulgation of...
Bad results after opening Cluster 4: Environment in Serbia awaits abandonment of coal and staff increase
At the Intergovernmental Conference held on December 14 last year in Brussels, Cluster 4 in EU accession negotiations was opened, which Serbian Prime Minister Ana...
Decision on the 5th national television frequency in Serbia: Capture of REM as a mirror of captured society
This article was originally published in Serbian. The recent decision of the Regulatory Authority for Electronic Media (REM) to go on strike, after television stations...