BiEPAG questions for the EU Commissioner-designate in charge of Enlargement – Olivér Várhelyi 2 Oct, 2019 Blogs Democratic Consolidation After the rejection of László Trócsányi for the post of Enlargement and Neighbourhood Policy Commissioner, who was deemed unfit to […]
Time to break some old patterns?! The EU’s credibility is at stake in the enlargement process 2 Jul, 2019 Blogs Democratic Consolidation (Tobias SCHWARZ / AFP) Some of the Western Balkan states that aspire to join the EU are (re)living the unpredictable […]
Scenario 23 Apr, 2019 Blogs Democratic Consolidation The term ‘partition’ in our modern political lexicon invariably conjures up images of mass displacement and population transfer. The idea […]
The Chinese ‘silk road’ of threats and opportunities in the void between the EU strategy, CEE interests and the citizens 26 Mar, 2019 Blogs Democratic Consolidation
Strengthening the rule of law in the Western Balkans: Why should the EU care? 9 Jan, 2019 Blogs Democratic Consolidation
Resolution of Bilateral Disputes: A Year of Positive Developments in the Western Balkans 11 Jul, 2018 Blogs Democratic Consolidation
Macedonia’s EU accession: Why the quality of governance is the best (if not the only) option 9 Jul, 2018 Blogs Democratic Consolidation
To make it or break it: Macedonia decision at the June European Council 22 Jun, 2018 Blogs Democratic Consolidation
The Skopje-Athens agreement: A view from (North?) Macedonia 19 Jun, 2018 Blogs Democratic Consolidation
