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Founder: Centre for Contemporary Politics, Belgrade

EUROPEAN WESTERN BALKANS

Editor-in-Chief: N. T. Štiplija

Executive Editor: Nikola Burazer

Contributors: Tarik Moćević, Marko Šilić, Artan Murati, Aleksandra Radu, Noemi Arcidiacono, Mateja Agatonović, Katarina Tadić, Nikola S. Ristić, Emina Muminović, Katarina Anđelković, Vuk Velebit

Western Balkans Fund Secretariat – First Anniversary

[BSF] Forum wraps up with a call for a new approach of both EU and WB

[BSF] Second Plenary Panel: Is populism a threat or an opportunity for Europe?

Vote in Macedonian Parliament: Reactions, what happens next

[BSF] Session: How to achieve reconciliation in the Balkans?

Elections in Bosnia and Herzegovina: Who won and what it means for the future?

Shadow report “State of Democracy in Serbia 2018” now available online

Elections in Bosnia and Herzegovina: Business as usual, or perhaps not?

Is Serbia cheering Macedonia’s setback?

What would Macedonia’s NATO accession mean for the region?

[BSF] [EWB Interview] Morina: Belgrade-Pristina Dialogue must be more inclusive to succeed

[BSF] [EWB Interview] Cooper: Belgrade-Pristina dialogue was a success rather than failure

[BSF] [EWB Interview] Deda: Territorial changes can’t be the basis for any sustainable solution

[BSF] [EWB Interview] Blockmans: 2025 is not a realistic date for enlargement

[EWB Interview] Cvijić: Being against Prespa Agreement means being against EU integration

Getting to an Agreement between Serbia and Kosovo

[BSF] Twelve proposals from the Western Balkans for the enlargement

Visa liberalisation for Kosovo: The only tangible result for the foreseeable future

Analysis of the Macedonian Referendum: The Majority Clearly Says “Yes”

From Budapest to the Balkans, via Brussels

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Council of the EU meeting: Macedonia and BiH on the agenda

Constitutional Affairs Committee adopts Government’s proposal for constitutional changes

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