Tag : Misha Popovikj

Target 2030 in North Macedonia: Bilateral disputes and weak administrative capacities the most important obstacles

Jovana Maričić25. 10. 2023.25. 10. 2023.

by Jovana Maričić25. 10. 2023.25. 10. 2023.

President of the European Council Charles Michel has pushed for an accelerated timeline for candidate countries to join the EU. “Enlargement is no longer a...

Analyses

Corrupt Practices Thrive in North Macedonia’s Murky Contracting Landscape

Jovana Maričić13. 04. 2023.

by Jovana Maričić13. 04. 2023.

Shocking allegations have emerged regarding the oversight of large-scale infrastructure projects in North Macedonia, with reports of exorbitant fees paid to engineers and suspicions of...

Analyses

Donfried’s visit: Familiar messages, deepening ties

Aleksandar Ivković30. 04. 2022.

by Aleksandar Ivković30. 04. 2022.

The visit of the Assistant Secretary of State for European and Eurasian Affairs Karen Donfried to the Western Balkans this week reaffirmed the main positions...

Interviews

[EWB Interview] Popovikj: CSOs in North Macedonia must rely more on citizens than on the politicians in the fight against corruption

Anđela Šemić13. 10. 2021.

by Anđela Šemić13. 10. 2021.

Anti-corruption measures taken during previous years in North Macedonia show that there is a commitment to fighting this problem and that in this Western Balkan...

Society

Civil society members urge EU to apply consistent conditionality to the Western Balkans

EWB05. 07. 2021.

by EWB05. 07. 2021.

BERLIN – Inconsistent EU conditionality in the Western Balkans, where the achievements are not rewarded and problems not tackled, is creating problems for the Union,...

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COVID-19 pandemic as a threat to the rule of law in the Western Balkans

Nikola Cuckić31. 03. 2020.31. 03. 2020.

by Nikola Cuckić31. 03. 2020.31. 03. 2020.

In order to contain the spread of the coronavirus (COVID-19) and lower the burden on healthcare systems, governments of the Western Balkans have imposed restrictive...

Analyses

Financing parties and elections in the Western Balkans: Irregularities occur from cycle to cycle

Sandra Maksimović18. 03. 2020.18. 03. 2020.

by Sandra Maksimović18. 03. 2020.18. 03. 2020.

Even though current circumstances might put them on hold, parliamentary elections are expected to take place this year in North Macedonia, Serbia and Montenegro. Parliamentary...

Analyses

Corruption acceptable for a third of WB citizens, 70% don’t believe it can be reduced

Nikola Cuckić07. 02. 2020.10. 02. 2020.

by Nikola Cuckić07. 02. 2020.10. 02. 2020.

How many of us in the WB were pressured to give bribe, how involved we were in petty corruption, whether we see corruption as acceptable...

Jovana Maričić

Researcher at Centre for Contemporary Politics. Contributor to the European Western Balkans portal. Graduated Political Scientist for International Affairs.

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Tag : Misha Popovikj

Target 2030 in North Macedonia: Bilateral disputes and weak administrative capacities the most important obstacles

Corrupt Practices Thrive in North Macedonia’s Murky Contracting Landscape

Donfried’s visit: Familiar messages, deepening ties

[EWB Interview] Popovikj: CSOs in North Macedonia must rely more on citizens than on the politicians in the fight against corruption

Civil society members urge EU to apply consistent conditionality to the Western Balkans

COVID-19 pandemic as a threat to the rule of law in the Western Balkans

Financing parties and elections in the Western Balkans: Irregularities occur from cycle to cycle

Corruption acceptable for a third of WB citizens, 70% don’t believe it can be reduced

UAE in the Balkans: Meeting point between ‘sultanism’ and authoritarianism?

Brussels Forum: Democracy is under pressure, world is becoming less predictable

Remarks by Commissioner Hahn at the Western Balkans Business Forum

Busting 10 myths about EU enlargement

Edi Rama declares victory in Albanian elections, 92% polling stations counted

Jovana Maričić