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Somewhere in the middle: Kosovo's delicate relations with the European Union
The EU’s internal political developments, led to its inability to implement a consistent and cohesive policy towards Kosovo, which has been demonstrated in the case of the visa liberalization. Currently Kosovo is the only country in the region which is yet to submit the application for membership and is considered only a potential candidate for membership by the EU.
Contributor: Butrint Berisha
Categories: Europe (229), Politics (309), Society (86)
North Macedonia's road to Brussels: Breaking the vicious cycle
Ultimately, we should acknowledge that the EU cannot simply come up with a recipe that will grant us a better life. We must have our own vision and our own plan.
Contributor: Dr. Malinka Ristevska Jordanova
Categories: Europe (229), Politics (309)
EU enlargement - a moving target that is moving further away
In 2020, none of the six countries of the Western Balkans has made progress in the process of European integration. It is true that they could have done more, but this still begs the question of whether the process itself "is working" if no one is making progress, and many countries have not been making progress for years, decades even.
Contributor: Dina Bajramspahic
Categories: Europe (229), Politics (309), Society (86)
Who is left dreaming the European dream in Serbia?
Serbia started negotiations back in 2014, yet today the country seems further from the EU than it was five years ago.
Contributor: Katarina Tadic
Categories: Europe (229)
Tales From the Region #3
The founders of the European Project dreamed of a united Europe: a continent of peace, solidarity and common prosperity. Europe without borders and divisions and diverse population. A Europe that will be "stronger together". Do Europeans today cherish this dream?
Categories: Europe (229), Politics (309), Economy (278), Society (86)