5 March 2024 DGAP, Jacques Delors Institute, Clingendael, Carnegie Europe Under its new government, Montenegro has unblocked its accession process. Although the small country faces many obstacles, it now represents…
Jacques Delors Institute Infographic presenting the EU enlargement process by Lukas Macek and Benjamen Couteau of Jacques Delors Institute. The full infographic “Enlargement of the European Union: an unexpected revival“…
DGAP In a commentary before the European Council December 2023 meeting, Milan Nic and Frauke Seebass of DGAP in Berlin, are writing about the prospects of EU enlargment and the…
Clingendael Institute The Dutch Dragging Their Feet: The Challenge of Being Constructive While Making the EU ‘FitFor30+, a policy brief by Camille van Hees, Louise van Schaik, and Wouter Zweers…
Carnegie Europe The article by Dimitar Bechev of Carnegie Europe discusses the challenges and opportunities for the Western Balkans in transitioning to green energy. Despite commitments to EU climate goals,…
Jacques Delors Institute - Centre Grande Europe Faced with the new geopolitical reality brought about by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, the European Union must seriously reconsider the issue of furthering…
CEP - Belgrade and CEPS - Brussels Template 2.0 for Staged Accession to the EU is a result of the joint research of the European Policy Centre (CEP) – Belgrade…
ECFR A policy report by Piotr Buras and Engjellushe Morina of European Council on Foreign Relations (ECFR) on the EU enlargement says that Russia’s full-scale war on Ukraine has reenergised…
Clingendael Institute This policy brief by Wouter Zweers and Milena Rossokhatska of Clingendael Institute assesses the EU response after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in Serbia, Montenegro, and Bosnia and Herzegovina,…
Carnegie Europe Writing before the 14–15 December European Council, Dimitar Bechev of Carnegie Europe states that enlargement remains the most powerful foreign policy tool at the EU’s disposal. The dysfunctionality…