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Dyrmishi: The links between justice and politics are still present in Albanian society

Anđela Šemić22. 12. 2021.

by Anđela Šemić22. 12. 2021.

As European Commission 2021 report stated, Albania has some level of preparation in the fight against corruption, and it made some progress in strengthening the...

Analyses

Korajlić: For years, nothing has been done in Bosnia and Herzegovina to fight corruption

Anđela Šemić17. 12. 2021.17. 12. 2021.

by Anđela Šemić17. 12. 2021.17. 12. 2021.

In its 2021 report on Bosnia and Herzegovina, European Commission stated this country is at an early stage / has some level of preparation in...

Analyses

Ćalović: Political will for combating corruption in Montenegro exists, but is it enough and indiscriminate

Anđela Šemić09. 12. 2021.

by Anđela Šemić09. 12. 2021.

As European Commission stated in its 2021 report on Montenegro, this country has achieved some level of preparation in the fight against corruption. It was...

Analyses

Karai: EC 2021 Report on North Macedonia reflects the situation, further efforts needed in fighting corruption

Anđela Šemić06. 12. 2021.

by Anđela Šemić06. 12. 2021.

A recently published European Commission 2021 report on North Macedonia stated that this country has some level of preparation / is moderately prepared in the...

Analyses

EC 2021 Reports on Western Balkans: Corruption is widespread and remains an issue of concern

Anđela Šemić02. 12. 2021.02. 12. 2021.

by Anđela Šemić02. 12. 2021.02. 12. 2021.

Corruption in the Western Balkans continues to be widespread – this is a conclusion that can be found in the European Commission 2021 Enlargement Package....

Politics

Corruption is acceptable for 29% of Serbian citizens, 51% believe that it can be reduced or eradicated

EWB20. 10. 2021.

by EWB20. 10. 2021.

BELGRADE – Although the number of citizens of Serbia who distrust the policy responses to corruption is reduced, the level of corruption acceptability has slightly...

Interviews

[EWB Interview] Vokrri: Cooperation between Kosovo’s institutions and the international community is crucial for dealing with corruption

Anđela Šemić15. 10. 2021.06. 12. 2021.

by Anđela Šemić15. 10. 2021.06. 12. 2021.

For the third year in a row, Kosovo is stagnating in terms of Corruption Perception Index results, published by Transparency International, and corruption remains an...

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...

Interviews

[EWB Interview] Đurnić: CSOs in Montenegro have never been fully recognised as partner in democratisation process

Anđela Šemić11. 10. 2021.06. 12. 2021.

by Anđela Šemić11. 10. 2021.06. 12. 2021.

According to Transparency International CPI, Montenegro is the highest-ranked Western Balkan country. However, corruption remains present, and it represents the cause of problems but their...

Interviews

[EWB Interview] Pašić: BiH needs to create an environment in which corruption must not be an accepted form of behaviour

Anđela Šemić08. 10. 2021.16. 12. 2021.

by Anđela Šemić08. 10. 2021.16. 12. 2021.

According to Transparency International 2020 Corruption Perception Index, BiH is the lowest ranking Western Balkan country. Corruption remains an important issue, present in different spheres...

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Dyrmishi: The links between justice and politics are still present in Albanian society

Korajlić: For years, nothing has been done in Bosnia and Herzegovina to fight corruption

Ćalović: Political will for combating corruption in Montenegro exists, but is it enough and indiscriminate

Karai: EC 2021 Report on North Macedonia reflects the situation, further efforts needed in fighting corruption

EC 2021 Reports on Western Balkans: Corruption is widespread and remains an issue of concern

Corruption is acceptable for 29% of Serbian citizens, 51% believe that it can be reduced or eradicated

[EWB Interview] Vokrri: Cooperation between Kosovo’s institutions and the international community is crucial for dealing with corruption

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

[EWB Interview] Đurnić: CSOs in Montenegro have never been fully recognised as partner in democratisation process

[EWB Interview] Pašić: BiH needs to create an environment in which corruption must not be an accepted form of behaviour

Kovač: Gov't has agreed to set deadline for suspension of Serbian jurisdiction...

Serbia falls 14, North Macedonia rises 14 places on the RSF press...

Tanja Miščević to assume the position of RCC Deputy Secretary General

EU appoints Johann Sattler as new Special Representative to Bosnia and Herzegovina

Hashim Thaçi elected Kosovo president

Anđela Šemić