Analyses Archives - European Western Balkans

Ćalović: Political will for combating corruption in Montenegro exists, but is it enough and indiscriminate

Anđela Šemić09. 12. 2021.

by Anđela Šemić09. 12. 2021.

As European Commission stated in its 2021 report on Montenegro, this country has achieved some level of preparation in the fight against corruption. It was...

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Karai: EC 2021 Report on North Macedonia reflects the situation, further efforts needed in fighting corruption

Anđela Šemić06. 12. 2021.

by Anđela Šemić06. 12. 2021.

A recently published European Commission 2021 report on North Macedonia stated that this country has some level of preparation / is moderately prepared in the...

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“Some progress” in Serbian economy, but several questions remain

Mihailo Gajić02. 12. 2021.

by Mihailo Gajić02. 12. 2021.

The latest annual report of the European Commission on the progress of Serbia, published this October, shows that in the field of economic reforms, those...

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EC 2021 Reports on Western Balkans: Corruption is widespread and remains an issue of concern

Anđela Šemić02. 12. 2021.02. 12. 2021.

by Anđela Šemić02. 12. 2021.02. 12. 2021.

Corruption in the Western Balkans continues to be widespread – this is a conclusion that can be found in the European Commission 2021 Enlargement Package....

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Delays and criticism cast shadow over EU’s initial positive assessments of the Inter-Party Dialogue in Serbia

Aleksandar Ivković26. 11. 2021.

by Aleksandar Ivković26. 11. 2021.

The Temporary Supervisory Body for the forthcoming election campaign in Serbia held its constitutive session last Friday, 62 days after the end of the second...

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The case of Mladić mural shows that authorities in Serbia have no intention to deal with war crimes

Sofija Popović12. 11. 2021.

by Sofija Popović12. 11. 2021.

This week’s events in Serbia have shown that state is willing to to defend the mural of convicted war criminal Ratko Mladić, which only exposes...

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After two weeks of intensified EU-WB activities, what is the state of the enlargement?

Aleksandar Ivković13. 10. 2021.26. 10. 2021.

by Aleksandar Ivković13. 10. 2021.26. 10. 2021.

For two weeks, the Western Balkans were higher than usual on the EU’s agenda, first due to the regional tour of European Commission President Ursula...

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Public procurement and interstate agreements: How is the money of Serbian citizens spent?

Mateja Agatonović11. 10. 2021.

by Mateja Agatonović11. 10. 2021.

Budget execution in Serbia is a non-transparent process with plenty of room for abuse. The two channels through which the market is more often suspended...

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Processing war crimes important for Serbia’s EU accession

Divna Prusac10. 09. 2021.

by Divna Prusac10. 09. 2021.

Serbia is still far from making real progress regarding war crimes trials, although the issue of war crimes is part of Chapter 23, which is...

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Fifteen years of Serbia’s membership in the Partnership for Peace: Cooperation stable, the public uninformed

Aleksandar Ivković31. 08. 2021.10. 09. 2021.

by Aleksandar Ivković31. 08. 2021.10. 09. 2021.

For almost fifteen years of Serbia’s membership in the Partnership for Peace, the list of concrete achievements of this cooperation in the fields of security...

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Ćalović: Political will for combating corruption in Montenegro exists, but is it enough and indiscriminate

Karai: EC 2021 Report on North Macedonia reflects the situation, further efforts needed in fighting corruption

“Some progress” in Serbian economy, but several questions remain

EC 2021 Reports on Western Balkans: Corruption is widespread and remains an issue of concern

Delays and criticism cast shadow over EU’s initial positive assessments of the Inter-Party Dialogue in Serbia

The case of Mladić mural shows that authorities in Serbia have no intention to deal with war crimes

After two weeks of intensified EU-WB activities, what is the state of the enlargement?

Public procurement and interstate agreements: How is the money of Serbian citizens spent?

Processing war crimes important for Serbia’s EU accession

Fifteen years of Serbia’s membership in the Partnership for Peace: Cooperation stable, the public uninformed

EP to discuss media situation in Serbia and Western Balkans

Serbia and Kosovo should follow good examples of solving disputes in the...

Lajčák and Palmer with top officials in Pristina

Serbian diplomats withdrawn from Macedonia

Serbia-Kosovo meeting postponed for 4 September; Vučić: Trump could show up

Anđela Šemić