Marta Kos and the dilemma of Serbian protests
On Tuesday, members of the European Parliament will debate the ongoing political crisis in Serbia. Exactly two weeks will have passed since Serbian Prime Minister
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EFB announces the call for applications for the Western Balkans Fellowship Programme at the Austrian Parliament
The European Fund for the Balkans (EFB) has published the open call for applications for the fifth edition of the Western Balkans Fellowship at the
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,
Vučić blames student protests on the West while simultaneously receiving Western support
In 1984, George Orwell came up with the concept of “double-think” which is the acceptance of two contradictory beliefs simultaneously. Those who have been following
Directorate General for Enlargement and Eastern Neighbourhood started operating on 1 February
BRUSSELS – From 1 February 2025, the Commission has a Directorate-General for Enlargement and Eastern Neighbourhood (DG ENEST) responsible for enlargement and accession negotiations with
Leading Serbian CSOs suspend cooperation with authorities and support students
BELGRADE – Some of the leading civil society organizations in Serbia announced on Tuesday that they are suspending cooperation with Serbian authorities. They stated that
Western Balkan countries are taking further steps to join the Single Euro Payments Area
The process of joining the Single Euro Payments Area (SEPA) by the Western Balkan countries continues in 2025, with the establishment of the SEPA Steering
Where will the student movement take Serbia next?
Serbian government fell this week when Prime Minister Miloš Vučević announced his resignation on Tuesday. It was the latest and, so far, the most significant
Serbian CSOs: The EU risks losing Serbia if it does not react to the ongoing crisis
BELGRADE – Serbian civil society organisations have sent a letter to EU institutions, urging them to react to the ongoing political crisis triggered by the
Is this the end of Aleksandar Vučić’s regime?
Originally published on BiEPAG blog While Western Europe is shifting to the far right, a new wind of hope is surging in the East. From Central and Eastern