Balkan Overview
Serbia: a problem for the Balkans and for the EU
The prestigious British "The Guardian" in an editorial about Serbia and the recent elections, has described this country as caught...
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Visa liberalization, Kurti: A great injustice was removed and an important right was won
The Prime Minister of Kosovo, Albin Kurti and Deputy Prime Minister Donika Gërvalla have held a press conference at Prishtina...
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U.S. Department of State asks Serbia to cooperate with OSCE on elections outcome
American Department of State (DASH) called on the authorities in Serbia to cooperate with the OSCE mission in investigating allegations...
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Pendarovski: We might lose integration over postponement of constitutional changes
In his speech before the end of his mandate, the President of North Macedonia, Stevo Pendarovski, stated that he has...
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Green Power Politics: External Actors and Energy Transition in the Western Balkans
By: Tena Prelec, Nikolaos Tzifakis, Dimitar Bechev The final brief of BiEPAG’s Geopolitics of the Green Energy Transition project explores...
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“Do not raise bilateral issues to EU level,” says Stano as Greece does not agree to Albania’s EU accession process
The European Union does not intervene in bilateral disagreements, as it trusts the ability of the parties involved, especially when...
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Extraordinary elections in Serbia 2023: Bid to restore tycoons’ rule in Serbia?
IFIMES Extraordinary parliamentary elections in Serbia, extraordinary elections for the Assembly of the Autonomous Province of Vojvodina, and extraordinary local...
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“Serbia`s opposing Ohrid Agreement, closing door to EU membership”
Kosovo, 7 December 2023 – British diplomat Robert Cooper, who mediated the technical dialogue between Kosovo and Serbia from 2011-2012,...
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US declares “non grata” former deputy prime minister of North Macedonia for corruption
The US Department of State (DASH) has announced that the former Deputy Prime Minister of North Macedonia, Koço Angjushev, is...
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Deconstructing the Constructive Ambiguity in the Belgrade-Pristina Dialogue: How Did “Normalization” Become “de facto Recognition”?
This October, another high-profile diplomatic initiative was launched to unblock the Belgrade-Pristina normalization process. Firstly, on 21 October, a team...
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