EU enlargement in the Western Balkans hostage of bilateral issues
The last attempt of the German Presidency to unlock membership negotiations with North Macedonia and Albania at the end of the year ended unsuccessfully. Due...
Tag : Marika Djolai
EC report on BiH: Huge number of challenges for a small country
The article was originally published on BiEPAG Blog. The new European Commission report on Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) 2020, published last week, can be summarised...
Resolution of bilateral disputes: Year of positive developments in the region
In what for the UK is tropical heat, the fifth Western Balkans Summit took place in London on 9 and 10 July 2018. For me,...
London Summit: Major step for inclusion of the Civil Society in the Berlin Process
The London Summit of the Berlin Process will be held on 9-10 July 2018 in the UK capital. It will represent the fifth Summit within...
The New EU Strategy For The Western Balkans: What’s In Store For Bilateral Disputes
The long anticipated new EU strategy for the region opens with the statement that “the six Western Balkans partners are a part of Europe, geographically...
The Year of Chance for the Balkans: The 5 key events of 2018
by EWB
While 2016 was a year of challenges and despair when it comes to the future of the EU and its enlargement in the Western Balkans,...
Djolai: UK sees Brexit as an opportunity to approach Western Balkans differently
Since the UK will be hosting the last of the five Western Balkans Summits in the framework of the Berlin Process, the Summit agenda is...
The parallel universe: bilateral issues and the future of the Western Balkans
by EWB Archives
The future of the Western Balkans (WB6) remains uncertain. The region is plagued by a number of persisting challenges, most notably bilateral issues which require...
Bilateral Issues in the Western Balkans: A Threat to European Integration?
On 20 June, Croatian President Kolinda Grabar-Kitarović and Serbian Prime Minister Aleksandar Vučić met on the Serbo-Croatian border. After visiting both the Croatian and Serbian...