UAE in the Balkans: Meeting point between ‘sultanism’ and authoritarianism?
Op-ed by Tena Prelec, Research Associate at the London School of Economics’ European Policy Institute, and a speaker at the event the event “Beyond Berlin: What Does...
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Has the Western Balkans 6 process become a ‘surrogate for the real thing’?
by Tena Prelec
Article by Tena Prelec, originally published at LSE’s EUROPP – European Politics and Policy blog....
Tactical Europeanisation: Why Serbia’s decision to appoint an openly gay PM is no great leap forward for LGBT rights
by EWB Archives
Article by Koen Slootmaeckers, originally published at LSE’s EUROPP Blog. The original article can be found here....
Kosovo’s early elections are reviving its ‘war’ and ‘peace’ camps
by EWB Archives
Article by Krenar Gashi, Basileus Doctoral Fellow at the Centre for EU Studies at Ghent University, originally published at LSE’s EUROPP – European Politics and Policy...
LSE's EUROPP experts react: EU Enlargement and EU progress reports 2016
by EWB Archives
What does the future hold for EU Enlargement? London School of Economics and Political Science contributors reflect on this year’s European Commission reports on the progress...
Film screening and a panel discussion on the Belgrade–Pristina dialogue to be held at LSE
by EWB Archives
LONDON – Screening of the documentary film „The Agreement“ and a panel discussion on the EU facilitated dialogue between Belgrade and Pristina will be held on...
Kosovo’s political crisis suggests its citizens are no longer willing to accept large-scale electoral fraud
by EWB Archives
Kosovo is no longer at war, but deeply entrenched problems persist. Andrea Lorenzo Capussela warns that socio-economic issues are now at risk of turning into...
Experts react: EU progress reports 2015
by EWB Archives
On 10 November, a month later than usual, the European Commission released its annual reports on the progress achieved by EU candidate and potential candidate...
Ker-Lindsay: It is sad that Croats should celebrate Storm
by EWB Archives
BELGRADE – British expert on the Balkans James Ker-Lindsay has said for Belgrade-based daily Blic that it is sad that Croatia has decided to celebrate...