News Social Dimension of EU Enlargement Publication Social Dimension of EU Enlargement in the Western Balkans Revisiting findings from 2019, this study assesses whether recent EU-driven reforms have strengthened the social dimension of enlargement in the Western Balkans. Image: Creator: KadAzra / Azra Kadić
Event News Social Democratic Politics and Values International Secretaries Meeting in Vienna Strengthening Regional Cooperation among Social Democratic Parties in the Western Balkans
Event News Social Democratic Politics and Values Strengthening Progressive Political Communication In April 2026, Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung’s Dialogue Southeast Europe office organized the second module of its communication skills training for progressive political actors from across Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Event News Global Progressive Mobilization Barcelona 2026 The Global Progressive Mobilization in Barcelona brings together progressive voices from politics, academia, and civil society to discuss responses to the major challenges of our time.
Event News Socio-ecological transformation in SEE Call for Offers: Peer Review and Proofreading FES invites experts to apply for peer review and English proofreading of policy analyses on critical raw materials in the Western Balkans. Image: Creator: KadAzra / Azra Kadić
Event News Call for Offers: Media Partnership and Advertising Services in the EU Policy Sphere FES Dialogue Southeast Europe (FES SOE) invites qualified media organisations to submit offers for media partnership and advertising services to increase the visibility of tailored political content among EU policy stakeholders. Image: Creator: FES
Event News Socio-ecological transformation in SEE Call for Experts - Analysis on Critical Raw Materials (CRM) in North Macedonia and Montenegro
News Publication Western Balkans and the EU Western Balkans and the EU: Volume 1 EU enlargement is back on the agenda, but in the Western Balkans, the reality on the ground is far from straightforward. In this new briefing series, Harun Cero and Marco Schwarz take a closer look at where things stand today.
