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Civil Society Forum Prishtina 2017

This time the Civil Society Forum took place in Prishtina. With the Berlin Process coming to a preliminary end in 2018, stakeholders from civil society from the Western Balkans came together in…
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Albania and Greece: Understanding and Explaining

Most of Albanian citizens asked in a national poll in 2013 about whether Greece would like to see Albania in the European Union answered no, an answer that might sound expected in the context of…
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Green Growth Perspectives for Serbia Analysis Belgrade: Transparently Renewing Efficiency

Serbia is in a position to pursue long-term sustainable ‘green growth’ strategies. Society in Serbia can be mobilized around this goal, since green growth strategies are able to simultaneously…
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The EU and the Western Balkans after the Berlin Process

Launched in 2014 following the Juncker Declaration on enlargement and against the backdrop of key geopolitical challenges at the EU’s doorstep, the Berlin process is an …
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Political Trends and Dynamics: Beyond Reconciliation in Southeastern Europe

Almost three decades ago, at a time when the rest of Europe was reveling in the peaceful conclusion of the Cold War, the former Yugoslavia imploded into a frenzy of internecine warfare and the…
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The Berlin Process 2014 - 2018

The UK Summit in 2018 will be the last one of the current cycle of Western Balkans Summits, dubbed “the Berlin Process”. Started in 2014 in Berlin, this process has provided a unique …
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Joint History Project II: Launch in Ljubljana

On Wednesday, 22nd November 2017, a new publication in the Joint History Project was launched at an event in Ljubljana's Museum of Contemporary History.
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Western Balkans Future Leaders

In the Balkans, peaceful co-existence and tolerance between different ethnic groups have remained fragile. Against the background of relative economic stagnation, the refugee situation in Europe has…
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Income Inequality in Serbia

The Poll on Income and Living Conditions (SILC) conducted in Serbia in 2013, strikingly shows that inequality in Serbia is much larger than in any other EU country.
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Towards a Renewal of the Left in Southeast Europe

During November 16-18th, after almost two years in the making, the Democratic Left in Southeast Europe, a platform activists from all over Southeast Europe have been building together with FES…

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