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The Balkans and Covid-19: Disrupting a Fragile Balance

The coronavirus outbreak added more uncertainty to the future of the Balkans. The emergency has offered governments with autocratic tendencies a pretext to further downplay already weak democratic institutions. While scheduled elections in both Serbia and North Macedonia had to be postponed, the outbreak eventually sparked a political crisis in Kosovo.

Venerdì, 1 maggio, 2020 - 11:45
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Covid-19 in the Balkans: The Virus of Authoritarianism

The outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic has reached the Balkans, too.

Giovedì, 30 aprile, 2020 - 10:30
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The Pandemic Won’t Stop the Balkans’ Path Towards the EU

A long-awaited green light for Albania and North Macedonia to open EU accession negotiations has come in the wake of coronavirus-induced crises that have halted normal life all over the world. While it is arguable whether such a decision came at the right time, since it should have happened much earlier and especially not in the midst of a pandemic, there can be no doubt that the European Union sends a number of messages through it.

Giovedì, 30 aprile, 2020 - 18:00
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The Balkans' “Big Brother”: Will China Replace Russia?

When thinking about the most controversial external actor in the Western Balkans from Brussels’ perspective, one tends to look east. Russia has long been labelled the most influential (and problematic) external actor in the region.

Giovedì, 30 aprile, 2020 - 17:00
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Political Turmoil in Kosovo Amidst the Covid-19 Pandemic

Besides the COVID-19 pandemic that the country is dealing with, Kosovo is currently experiencing unprecedented political turmoil. While the state institutions and public health bodies have been actively faced with the COVID-19 situation since mid-March when the first protective measures were introduced in Kosovo, on the other hand the former junior government’s coalition partner - Democratic League of Kosovo (LDK), ranked in second place in Kosovo’s snap elections held on October 6, 2019 - started to angrily act in opposition to the government.

Giovedì, 30 aprile, 2020 - 15:15
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China and “Mask Diplomacy” in the Balkans

The coronavirus outbreak has inflicted damage on China’s international prestige, prompting it to engage in a global public diplomacy campaign aimed at repairing its image and improving its soft power credentials.

Giovedì, 30 aprile, 2020 - 14:15
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Balkan Route: For Migrants Covid-19 Is a Double Emergency

When in 2016 the European Union signed an agreement that gave some 6 billion euros to Turkey in order to stop the migrant flows from Syria, it was thought that the “migrant emergency” could be stopped. For a while the arrivals were fewer, a number not comparable with the 2015-2016 crisis. Today, due to different reasons such as the war in Syria and greater control of the “Mediterranean route”, the so-called “Balkan route” has gained new momentum.

Giovedì, 30 aprile, 2020 - 13:15
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The Three Seas Initiative: Natural Gas in Central European Foreign Policy

The Three Seas Initiative (TSI) was established in 2015 as a forum for political and economic dialogue that gathers together 12 EU countries in Central and Eastern Europe (from the Baltic, Adriatic and Black Seas), with a focus on energy and infrastructure. Cooperation under the Three Seas was intended to be an additional format for regional discussion and coordination covering all the countries of Central and Eastern Europe that are EU members. As such, it was supposed to complement, not replace, other formats, such as cooperation within the Visegrad Group.

Venerdì, 21 febbraio, 2020 - 12:00
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EU and the Western Balkans: When Enlargement Gets Politicised

On Wednesday the 5th of February the European Commission proposed a revised methodology for the accession process for candidate and potential candidate countries. This methodology will be applied to Albania and North Macedonia, although for Montenegro and Serbia there has also been foreseen an opt-in in case they want to join.

Giovedì, 6 febbraio, 2020 - 12:00
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Bosnia-Herzegovina and the EU: A Limbo Within a Limbo

There is little doubt that 2019 was a lost year for Bosnia and Herzegovina’s EU integration. Although in the last months some major events did occur both at the macro-regional and state-wide levels, only low expectations of progress can be foreseen in the immediate future.

Mercoledì, 22 gennaio, 2020 - 11:30
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