Processing war crimes important for Serbia’s EU accession
Serbia is still far from making real progress regarding war crimes trials, although the issue of war crimes is part of Chapter 23, which is...
Tag : Milan Antonijević
Human rights in Serbia at the time of the pandemic: Violation or justified limitation?
Serbia is one of the countries with the most rigorous measures taken due to the COVID-19 pandemic, introduced after a state of emergency was declared...
Return of the mediators: What is the state of electoral reforms in Serbia?
BELGRADE – It seems that the authorities of Serbia will formally adopt the measures they agreed to during the dialogue mediated by the European Parliament,...
Reform of the Constitution of Serbia: Two years late, amendments still problematic
Serbia is two years late with the changes of its Constitution in the parts concerning the independence of the judiciary. The original deadline for the...
Opening new Chapter with Serbia was mostly a message of good will to the region
by EWB
BELGRADE – Opening of Chapter 4 with Serbia which took place earlier this week was more of a signal of goodwill to the Western Balkans...
Serbia’s Media Strategy – step towards media freedom or simulation of reforms?
by Filip Lukić
One step forwards, two steps backwards – this is how the drafting of the Media Strategy, worked on by the representatives of media associations and...