Nemanja Nenadić Archives - European Western Balkans

Whistleblowers in Serbia: High profile cases, but no support of the institutions

Filip Mirilović18. 10. 2022.18. 10. 2022.

by Filip Mirilović18. 10. 2022.18. 10. 2022.

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,...

Analyses

Delays in adopting a new Anti-corruption Strategy in Serbia: Wandering without clear goals

Filip Mirilović11. 10. 2022.14. 10. 2022.

by Filip Mirilović11. 10. 2022.14. 10. 2022.

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...

Analyses

Public procurement and interstate agreements: How is the money of Serbian citizens spent?

Mateja Agatonović11. 10. 2021.

by Mateja Agatonović11. 10. 2021.

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...

Interviews

[EWB Interview] Nenadić: It is difficult to claim that there is a political will to combat corruption in Serbia

Anđela Šemić04. 10. 2021.27. 10. 2021.

by Anđela Šemić04. 10. 2021.27. 10. 2021.

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...

Analyses

Warning signs for the process of amending Serbia’s Law on Free Access to Information

Aleksandar Ivković25. 05. 2021.25. 05. 2021.

by Aleksandar Ivković25. 05. 2021.25. 05. 2021.

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...

Analyses

Law on Prevention of Corruption – The new hope for fighting corruption in Serbia?

Nikola Cuckić28. 09. 2020.28. 09. 2020.

by Nikola Cuckić28. 09. 2020.28. 09. 2020.

Since the beginning of September 2020, Law on Prevention of Corruption has entered into force in Serbia, by which the main anti-corruption body, Anti-corruption Agency...

Politics

Serbian government’s procurement of medical equipment during the pandemic still a secret

EWB25. 09. 2020.

by EWB25. 09. 2020.

BELGRADE – Since the outbreak of COVID-19 in Serbia, there have been two affairs concerning the high-ranking members of the Government Crisis Staff for the...

Analyses

Telekom Srbija: For whom the golden chicken lays its eggs?

Nikola Cuckić31. 08. 2020.31. 08. 2020.

by Nikola Cuckić31. 08. 2020.31. 08. 2020.

For a long time, telecommunications company Telekom Srbija has been considered one of the most profitable companies in Serbia and the “golden chicken” of the...

Society

Coalition prEUgovor: The state of emergency has exposed the passivity of key institutions

EWB12. 06. 2020.

by EWB12. 06. 2020.

BELGRADE – The state of emergency has exposed the passivity of key institutions such as the National Assembly and the Constitutional Court, but also the...

Analyses

COVID-19 donations in the Western Balkans: More transparency needed

Nikola Cuckić04. 05. 2020.04. 05. 2020.

by Nikola Cuckić04. 05. 2020.04. 05. 2020.

The world is facing an unprecedented crisis due to the coronavirus (COVID–19) outbreak with the political and economic consequences yet to be observed in the...

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Whistleblowers in Serbia: High profile cases, but no support of the institutions

Delays in adopting a new Anti-corruption Strategy in Serbia: Wandering without clear goals

Public procurement and interstate agreements: How is the money of Serbian citizens spent?

[EWB Interview] Nenadić: It is difficult to claim that there is a political will to combat corruption in Serbia

Warning signs for the process of amending Serbia’s Law on Free Access to Information

Law on Prevention of Corruption – The new hope for fighting corruption in Serbia?

Serbian government’s procurement of medical equipment during the pandemic still a secret

Telekom Srbija: For whom the golden chicken lays its eggs?

Coalition prEUgovor: The state of emergency has exposed the passivity of key institutions

COVID-19 donations in the Western Balkans: More transparency needed

Unsuccessful mentor – EULEX eleven years later

Open NGO fair of youth organisations in Belgrade

Hahn: Accession dynamics to be defined by Serbia itself

Equalisation of excise duty on strong alcoholic beverages

Nikolić signs NATO bill into law

Filip Mirilović