Read the “What can the EU do about the rule of law in the Western Balkans? – Elements for a new enlargement methodology” brief by Jovana Marović: PIN_Elements for a new enlargement methodology This brief was supported by the European… Read More ›
The rule of law is not only dependent on the European Union (EU). It starts with the Western Balkan countries, which should advocate it through the common approach towards different parts of society. This is one of the main conclusions… Read More ›
NEW YORK – The main problem in the Balkans is not the East-West struggle, but the links between organized crime and state structures, the non-free media and the captured state, concluded the participants of the Western Balkans Conference held at… Read More ›
Read the “Elections in Montenegro: Stuck in an Envelope” brief by Jovana Marović and Boris Marić: PIN_Elections in Montenegro_Stuck in an Envelope This brief was supported by the European Fund for the Balkans through the 2019 Think and Link Regional… Read More ›
The fight against corruption in Montenegro is in constant vicious circle of ”a culture of illegality” and strong political influence on institutions. Therefore, every legislative progress stays dead letter. The situation is especially problematic at the local level where municipalities… Read More ›
Today, we have organized training for the NGO representatives and media on how much money the state is losing due to corrupt behaviour. This activity is part of the project “Anti-Corruption Action” implemented by the Politikon Network in cooperation with… Read More ›
Read the “What can the EU do about the rule of law in the Western Balkans? – Elements for a new enlargement methodology” brief by Jovana Marović: PIN_Elements for a new enlargement methodology This brief was supported by the European… Read More ›
This infographic was prepared within the project “Rule of law in the Western Balkans: Reinventing the rules of the game”, implemented by Politikon Network in cooperation with CRTA from Serbia and Tim Institute from North Macedonia, supported by the European Fund for… Read More ›
by Boris Marić At the beginning of the year, an interesting white envelope appeared in the public. The local tycoon Duško Knežević, currently under investigation, gave it in 2016 to the former mayor of the capital and a current country… Read More ›
By Vladana Jaraković The Regulatory Authority of Electronic Media (REM) opened a public debate on the adoption of a binding by-law on what public broadcasters – RTS and RTV – should do according to the law during the election campaign…. Read More ›
What’s the future of NATO? How can it best serve its member states’ interests for the next 70 years? 16 of the world’s leading think tanks including Politikon Network provide their views on the challenges and opportunities facing NATO. Jovana… Read More ›
by Ivan Stefanovski Together with the tempting smell of the first freshly cooked Ajvar, accompanied by the French “Non” for North Macedonia’s accession negotiations, came the announcement for the early parliamentary elections for April 2020. Whether it is rapid emotional… Read More ›
NATO and the European Union have an indispensable role in guaranteeing security in the Balkans. In addition to stability, however, Euro-Atlantic integration in the region has become a real prospect as well. Integration, due to certain difficulties, results in a… Read More ›
