Discussion: Better communication with EU citizens for a wider support to enlargement
THE HAGUE — Results of the study showing that 45% of Dutch citizens approve of EU enlargement in the Western Balkans present a positive development,...
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EU enlargement is of low salience for the Dutch public, research shows
by EWB
HAGUE — While Dutch public remains split on the issue of EU enlargement to the Western Balkans, there is a higher percentage of citizens who...
Discussion: “Do the Dutch support EU enlargement with the Western Balkans?” on 25 November
by EWB
HAGUE – The Clingendael Institute, European Fund for the Balkans (EFB), Balkans in Europe Policy Advisory Group (BiEPAG) and d|part are organizing the event “Do...
How to capitalise on the relative success of the Berlin Process
This piece was Originally published on BIEPAG blog The Berlin Process Summit had a big comeback in Berlin last week, demonstrating it can deliver regional...
Serbia and EU – A message in the bottleneck?
This piece was originally published on BiEPAG blog Two weeks after the publishing of the European Commission’s (EC) 2022 Communication on EU Enlargement Policy...
North Macedonia could do better?
This piece was originally published on BiEPAG blog By: Nikola Ditrov nad Zoran Nechev Less than three months since the EU “started the opening...
Good News, but much work to do
This piece was originally published on BiEPAG blog By Marika Djolai and Damir Kapidžić Big news for Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) comes from the...
Serbia 2022: Quo Vadis?
This piece was originally published on BiEPAG blog The European Commission’s (EC) 2022 Country Report on Serbia (Report) provides an objective state of affairs...
A Missed Opportunity!
by Bojan Baća
This piece was originally published on BiEPAG blog Never has Montenegro had a better chance to make decisive progress on its EU path. In early...
Another one goes unnoticed
This piece was originally published od BiEPAG blog Another lengthy and detailed EC appraisal of Albania’s EU integration efforts over the last 12 months...