Carnegie Europe 27 October 2024 In a new policy brief by Dimitar Bechev and Iliriana Gjoni of Carnegie Europe write that Serbia and North Macedonia are exploring alternatives to EU…
GLOBSEC August 2024 Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in February 2022 has reinvigorated enlargement discussions in most European member states, says a new GLOBSEC policy brief by Jan Cingel. Governments now…
Clingendael Institute, DGAP, ELIAMEP June 2024 In a new policy brief, Clingenael Institute, DGAP and ELIAMEP partner to tackle the issue of unblocking decision-making in EU enlargement and deliberating Qualified…
Carnegie Europe 27 June 2024 Entrenched divisions in Bosnia and Herzegovina have hampered EU and U.S. efforts to build functional institutions and integrate the country into Western clubs, writes Dimitar…
Carnegie Europe 20 June 2024 The EU’s enlargement momentum, fueled by Russia’s war against Ukraine, is wearing off, wrtites Dimitar Bechev of Carnegie Europe/ To make political conditionality work, the…
Carnegie Europe 6 June 2024 Being pro-EU does not win politicians many votes in the Western Balkans and the Caucasus writes Dimitar Bechev of Carnegie Europe. There, Viktor Orbán’s version…
DGAP 28 May 2024 The latest analysis by Zoran Necev of DGAP says North Macedonia’s political landscape shifts as VMRO-DPMNE returns to power, highlighting the EU’s fading influence in this…
Clingendael Institute 27 February 2024 Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has an enormous impact on the current and future security of Europe. This Clingendael Spectator series analyses how Europe’s relation with…
Clingendael Institute 14 March 2024 This Clingendael report by René Cuperus and Saskia Hollander analyses the so-called ‘EU enlargement paradox’, which refers to the notion that EU enlargement is both…
Carnegie Europe 30 April 2024 The opening of EU accession talks marks an important milestone for Bosnia, where ethnic tensions run high, writes Dimitar Bechev, a Senior Fellow at Carnegie…