[EWB Interview] Stojanović: RECOM is a prerequisite for reconciliation
Interview with Dubravka Stojanović, historian and professor at the University of Belgrade. Without the enumeration of victims, which is the main goal of RECOM, there...
Tag : Reconciliation
Reconciliation – A critical factor for long term stability in the Western Balkans
by Erwan Fouéré
The issue of reconciliation and transitional justice after the bitter conflicts in the early nineties continues to pose a major challenge for the countries of...
Efforts made to repeal or change the Law on Special Court in Kosovo
by Vuk Velebit
Since January 2017, a Special Court based in The Hague has been operational in Kosovo, which is in charge of investigating suspicion of crimes committed...
[EWB Interview] Glavašević: It is in the interest of Croatia that WB states join the EU
Interview with Bojan Glavašević, vice-president of the Committee on European Affairs of the Croatian parliament and an MP of the Socialdemocratic Party of Croatia (SDP)....
[EWB Interview] Nakarada: Drastic social stratification and poverty main security risks in the region
Interview with Radmila Nakarada, professor at the Faculty of Political Science at the University of Belgrade. The interview was conducted during the Petrovac Discourses international...
Will the ICTY’s acquittal of Vojislav Šešelj heighten tensions in the Balkans?
by EWB Archives
After the Karadžić verdict, the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia (ICTY) delivered another highly anticipated judgment on Thursday, 31 March: after a thirteen year trial, Serbian nationalist...
Dealing with the Past Necessary for Reconciliation in the Western Balkans
by EWB Archives
The recent ICTY verdicts, and in particular the acquittal of Vojislav Šešelj, are controversial. Part of the public opinion in Bosnia and Herzegovina may think...