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Cvijić: Juncker's statements positive, but EU needs to pass from words to deeds - European Western Balkans

BELGRADE – Last week, Jean-Claude Juncker, President of the European Commission, said in his State of the Union speech that the European Union needs to maintain credible enlargement perspective for the Western Balkans. Later he sent a letter to the President of the European Parliament and to the chairperson of the Council of the EU yesterday,…

European Western Balkans

Srđan Cvijić; Photo: Printscreen/YouTube

Cvijić: Juncker’s statements positive, but EU needs to pass from words to deeds

Staatskrise in Mazedonien: Ein Herrscher opfert sein Land - SPIEGEL ONLINE - Politik

Nikola Gruevski galt einst als Modernisierer Mazedoniens. Dann verwandelte er sich in einen ultranationalistischen Herrscher, der sein Land ins Chaos stürzen will - um einer Haftstrafe zu entgehen.

SPIEGEL ONLINE

Mazedonien: "Wenn man keine Grenzen setzt, werden sie ausgetestet" - derStandard.at

DER STANDARD

What is happening in Macedonia?

It's not an ethnic conflict and it's not Russia's fault.

www.aljazeera.com

What Happened in Macedonia, and Why

A new flare-up in a troubled democracy

The Atlantic

Macedonian nationalists storm the parliament to hold on to power

A party backed by Russia fears that losing office might mean jail for some of its leaders

The Economist

In Balkans, a fragile order grows brittle, threatening stability

Yugoslavia's breakup a quarter-century ago unleashed wars that killed about 140,000 people and unleashed deep ethnic hostilities. Today, the region’s carefully calibrated path to recovery hangs in the balance.

The Christian Science Monitor

Präsidentenwahl in Serbien: Vucic, der Allmächtige - SPIEGEL ONLINE - Politik

Bei der Präsidentschaftswahl in Serbien gilt ein Sieg von Aleksandar Vucic als sicher. Der Noch-Regierungschef herrscht unumschränkt über den Balkanstaat - mit zweifelhaften Methoden.

SPIEGEL ONLINE

Stabilität gewinnt, Demokratie verliert

Serbien hat gewählt: Aleksandar Vucic tauscht das Amt des Premiers gegen das des Präsidenten. Gratulanten sehen Vucic als Anker der Stabilität im...

Europastaaten aktuell - Wiener Zeitung Online

Serbia’s Prime Minister Projected to Win Presidency, Consolidating Control

Aleksandar Vucic appeared headed toward a first-round victory in Serbia’s presidential election, a result seen as removing the last check on his power.

www.nytimes.com

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