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Serbia

Ungheria e Serbia alla prova del voto

Domenica 3 aprile si terranno le elezioni in Ungheria e Serbia. Un voto particolarmente interessante che mette alla prova due leader europei controversi e considerati come sempre più autoritari: il premier ungherese Viktor Orban e il presidente serbo Aleksandar Vucic. Mentre l’Ungheria è un paese membro dell’Unione Europea, la Serbia è ancora solo candidato. I due regimi però si somigliano sia per longevità che per la progressiva erosione dello stato di diritto.

Che m'importa della Serbia?

Che m'importa della Serbia?

Kosovo e Serbia: scambio in vista?

Djokovic o non Djokovic?

La telenovela Djokovic vs autorità australiane abbonda di colpi di scena. E tutti si chiedono come finirà, perché in ballo non c’è ‘solo’ un torneo di tennis.

Serbia's State Capture: A Timeline

 

 

 

Fighting Organized Crime in a Captured State: Is Serbia’s “War on Mafia” Genuine?

The fall of Slobodan Milosevic on October 5th 2000 was supposed to be watershed moment in Serbia’s democratic transition. Reforms were implemented slowly and not without resistance. Over the last decade, however, the new regime led by the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) has done its best to discontinue and reverse institution-building efforts of its democratic predecessors. The young party rode on the promise of fighting corruption and organized crime, thus gaining unprecedented popular support, but its bombastic measures came short of actual results.

Tra Kosovo e Serbia è 'guerra delle targhe'

La polemica sulle targhe tra Pristina e Belgrado provoca nuove tensioni al confine. Von der Leyen in missione nella regione, ma pesa lo stallo del processo di allargamento Ue.

 

An Unexpected Cooperation: Albanians and Serbs' “Affairs” in Kosovo

Early on Wednesday morning, October 13th, Kosovo’s police raided several targets across the country, including Mitrovica. During and after the raids against suspected smugglers, they arrested eight people and issued arrest warrants for another ten. Six of the arrested people are of Albanian nationality, one is Serb Serbia, and another is Bosnjak. Eight out of the ten people who received arrest warrants are Albanian while two are Serbs.

The Crime-Politics Nexus Entrapping the Balkans

In some of the countries of the Western Balkans, criminal groups and political elites have grown increasingly interdependent. In particular, Serbia’s and Montenegro’s societies have suffered the most from these links. The two countries have long been considered frontrunners in the EU integration process, whose final completion, however, is difficult to foresee. Similarly, Albania’s EU negotiating process has also been delayed for years, in part because of the country's role in global drug trafficking schemes.

Much More than a Captured State: Top Serbian Institutions Scandals

A series of houses demolished overnight without any police intervention, a strange deal between a state-owned munitions factory and a private company, a smear campaign against an independent media outlook that has been investigating over these and similar episodes.

Balcani: la diplomazia del vaccino della Serbia

La Serbia è uno dei paesi europei che sta procedendo meglio nella campagna vaccinale. Al 28 marzo, i dati riportano che è seconda in Europa dopo il Regno Unito, e settima a livello mondiale. Le ragioni di tale performance sono due.

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