The rule of law must remain a central part of the EU accession process
BERLIN – The rule of law must remain a central part of the accession negotiations for candidate countries seeking EU membership and an integral part...
Tag : Nemanja Nenadić
Serbia finally got its Anti-Corruption Strategy, but what effects will it bring?
The final version of the National Anti-Corruption Strategy for the period 2024-2028, adopted by the Government of Serbia on 25 July, indicates that the authorities...
EC Country Reports 2023: Unveiling shared trends and persistent challenges in Western Balkans’ anti-corruption landscape
A limited number of convictions involving high-ranking officials, selective judicial follow-up and political interference, and the struggle to implement anti-corruption legislation, are some of the...
The corruption case in Serbian state company EPS – What we know so far?
During February of this year, the state company Elektroprivreda Srbije (EPS) was in the public’s focus for the umpteenth time due to corruption. Only fourteen...
Serbia still without an Anti-corruption Strategy: Technical issue or proof of lack of political will?
by Jovana Tomić
This article was originally published in Serbian. Yet another year is coming to an end and Serbia does not have a Strategy for the fight...
Whistleblowers in Serbia: High profile cases, but no support of the institutions
European Commission’s report on Serbia, which was published on 12 October, referenced directly the corruption scandals Krušik for the first time. In the previous reports,...
Delays in adopting a new Anti-corruption Strategy in Serbia: Wandering without clear goals
According to all reports by European institutions on Serbia dealing with the rule of law, corruption is always a present and an ongoing issue to...
Public procurement and interstate agreements: How is the money of Serbian citizens spent?
Budget execution in Serbia is a non-transparent process with plenty of room for abuse. The two channels through which the market is more often suspended...
[EWB Interview] Nenadić: It is difficult to claim that there is a political will to combat corruption in Serbia
by Anđela Šemić
Although the Parliament of Serbia adopted or improved anti-corruption laws based on international recommendations, that was often done with significant delays and only to fulfil...
Warning signs for the process of amending Serbia’s Law on Free Access to Information
The new deadline for amending Serbia’s Law on Free Access to Information of Public Importance is expected to be the fourth quarter of 2021, but...