The harsh criticism that was reiterated by the EU Commission in the Country Report 2019 for Serbia regarding the anti-corruption campaign, one the greatest tasks in the Chapter 23 in the EU accession talks, is interpreted by the experts in… Read More ›
Strengthening the rule of law and overcoming the legacy issues are at the very top of prerequisites that the Western Balkan countries have to fulfil in order to enhance their chances of becoming European Union member states, improve regional cooperation… Read More ›
In accession negotiations with Montenegro still needs to open only the Chapter concerning competition policy. The number of opened Chapters (32) and provisionally closed Chapters (3) makes this country the undisputed informal leader of the Western Balkans in the process… Read More ›
Read policy brief ‘How to Foster the Rule of Law in the Western Balkans: 10 Notes to Decision-Makers?’ written by Politikon Network & EU Policy Hub for the SEE Think Net: How to Foster the Rule of Law in the… Read More ›
O analizi Politikon mreže koja je pripremljena za Beogradski bezbjednosni forum i koju potpisuju Ana Marjanović Rudan i Jovana Marović piše “Danas”: “Proces pomirenja je usko povezan sa vladavinom prava i tranzicionom pravdom, što je bio i glavni razlog razmatranja… Read More ›
Read policy brief ‘Western Balkans and the rule of law: How to solve a catch-22?’ written by Politikon Network for the SEE Think Net: Western Balkans and the Rule of Law – How to solve a catch-22 This paper aims… Read More ›
Montenegro well prepared for reform simulation, European Commission for imprecise reporting When the European Commission released a new credible enlargement perspective strategy for the Western Balkan countries in February, the clear language that was used to assess the situation on… Read More ›
Pročitajte policy brief Strategija Evropske unije za Zapadni Balkan – stepenice za nigdje?, koji je napisala Jovana Marović. Ovaj policy brief je napisan za konferenciju “Zapadni Balkan između unutrašnjih tranzicija i evropskog integracionog procesa”, koju je organizovao CEU Centar za… Read More ›
Nova 41. crnogorska Vlada je izabrana u Skupštini Crne Gore 28. novembra 2016. godine pa se 7. marta završio period u okviru kojeg bi kabinet trebalo da bude pošteđen kritika, odnosno prvih sto dana rada. Ovaj vremenski okvir nije dovoljan… Read More ›
