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• Steps toward a Rule of Law Culture

  By administrator on Nov 21, 2019

  

  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 ›

• What should we do about the rule of law in the Western Balkans in 2020?

  By administrator on Nov 14, 2019

  

  Politikon Network (PIN) is pleased to invite you to a panel discussion: “What should we do about the rule of law in the Western Balkans in 2020?” Wednesday, November 20, 2019, PR centar, Josipa Broza Tita 23a, 11h, Podgorica  where… Read More ›

• Infographic: Rule of Law in Montenegro

  By administrator on Nov 14, 2019

  

  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… Read More ›

• Symbiosis between organised crime and the state prevents democratisation in the region

  By administrator on Nov 8, 2019

  

  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 ›

• Is the EU a guardian of the rule of law in the Balkans?

  By administrator on Oct 31, 2019

  

  The Western Balkan countries’ efforts to foster the rule of law reform are extremely limited. On the one hand, there are autocratic elites in the region with no will to change. On the other hand, despite a series of events… Read More ›

• Brief: Media in (Trap of) Election Campaigns – The Case of Serbia

  By administrator on Oct 4, 2019

  

  Read the “Media in (Trap of) Election Campaigns: The case of Serbia” brief by Vladana Jaraković, Tamara Branković and Tara Tepavac: PIN_Media in Trap of Election Campaigns_The Case of Serbia This brief was supported by the European Fund for the… Read More ›

• Open letter from 44 NGOs ahead of the International Day for Universal Access to Information

  By administrator on Sep 27, 2019

  

  In the eve of International Day for Universal Access to Information, 44 NGOs signed an open letter to the Prime Minister of Montenegro and the Minister of Public Administration, requesting that they abandon the proposed amendments to the Law on… Read More ›

• Brief: Campaign Financing in North Macedonia

  By administrator on Sep 5, 2019

  

  Read the “Transparency and Accountability of Institutions Responsible for the Oversight of Campaign Financing in North Macedonia” brief by Ivan Stefanovski: PIN_Transparency and Accountability of Institutions Responsible for the Oversight of Campaign Financing in North Macedonia This brief was supported… Read More ›

• Who can trust the Commissioner?

  By administrator on Sep 3, 2019

  

  The Commissioner and trust have a lot in common apart from the obvious characteristic: the Commissioner, often referred to as a Trustee, is “trusted” with something. When something is “trusted” to someone, then trust is placed in that person. An… Read More ›

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