The Great Continental Divorce: Why Europe is Turning Turkey into a “Zombie” Rival
BRUSSELS – The dream of a unified “Greater Europe” stretching from the Atlantic to the Bosporus is officially…
‘We believe Montenegro should be the next country to join the EU’ — An Interview with Predrag Zenović
Predrag Zenović has been leading the Western Balkan nation of Montenegro’s accession negotiations with the European Union since…
Publication of the Call for expressions of interest from EU/EEA/Western Balkans-based businesses to invest in the Western Balkans
Does this Call lead to direct financial support (e.g., grants, subsidies, or co-investment), or whether it serves solely…
How economic governance makes or breaks EU enlargement
Comparing Central and Eastern Europe with the Western Balkans, Visnja Vukov argues that the EU’s governance of economic integration is a decisive lever of transformation. When…
Shoring up the Balkans: NATO infrastructure and a warning for democracy
Recent shifts in US foreign policy are placing the Western Balkans in a difficult position. While internal issues…
Europe’s Democratic Security Challenged by the United States National Security Strategy ⋆ Visegrad Insight
Click the banner to subscribe The United States National Security Strategy, released in December, mirrors far-right and pro-Russian…
30 Years Dayton Agreement: Austria Calls for Decisive Reforms for Bosnia and Herzegovina – Vindobona.org
The Dayton Peace Agreement, signed in Paris on December 14, 1995, ended the bloody Bosnian War, in which…
Is Croatia Normalizing the Far Right in the Western Balkans?
Croatia, a member of the European Union, hosted a now notorious, pyrotechnic-studded rock concert in its capital city…
Candidate countries celebrate renewed momentum in EU accession process
After years of stalled progress in the enlargement of the European Union, several countries are now back on…
How the World Bank views the future of the Serbia
The Western Balkans is making progress and reducing its developmental lag compared to the more advanced economies of…
Trade imbalance: How do EU membership contenders stack up against the bloc?
As Brussels pushes ahead with a new wave of enlargement, the numbers behind Europe’s trade with its candidate…
Albania, Moldova, Montenegro and North Macedonia join EU’s SEPA scheme
ADVERTISEMENT Albania, Montenegro, North Macedonia and Moldova have officially joined Europe’s financial transaction ecosystem SEPA, after 40 banks…