Within the project Democratization and Reconciliation in the Western Balkans, European Movement in Serbia organized an International Summer School “Engagement for Friendship: Changing Political Culture in the Balkans”, which took place in Belgrade, June 30 to July 7, 2019. The Summer School focused on the role of friendship in fostering ethnic reconciliation in the region, and [...]
The Debate “Ask me anything about Lithuania in the EU” that European Movement in Serbia organized at the EU Info Point Novi Sad was an opportunity for young people from Novi Sad to talk about Lithuania’s EU experience with Indrė Kulėšienė. Indre works as a Project Manager in the organization of YEPA and has many years [...]
The conclusion of the Security Radar 2019: Awakening for Europe panel discussion 30 years since the fall of Berlin wall, citizens of the EU, but also other European countries, still are concerned about current security situation. Discussion moderator, journalist Ljubica Gojgić, pointed out that the citizens of these countries, when asked what they fear the most in [...]
The main message of International conference “Changing the Constitution on the Way to the EU: What would proposed amendments bring to the judiciary?” is that the Constitution won’t bring necessary quality to a young democracy such as Serbian, if the change of Constitution is based on accepting and adopting only the bare minimum of the European [...]
Albanian Institute for International Studies, European Movement in Serbia and European Policy Institute organized the first panel discussion within the new project "European Integration of the WB: Making a Realistic Perspective out of a Shifting Target" in Skopje on June 17, 2019. The discussion focused on the impact of the elections for the European Parliament and [...]
Recently held European Parliament elections have drawn more attention and carried more weight than the previous ones, bringing the European politics back into focus of citizens – this is the conclusion of the conference “European Parliament elections – Results, expectations and potential influence on the Western Balkans”, organized by the European Movement in Serbia, Institute of [...]
In the focus of this year's study visit to Bački Monoštor, within the project Share your knowledge, there was economic empowerment of women at the local level. The visit on May 25th was organized with the aim of introducing participants to the creation of women from this Vojvodina region. Participants had the opportunity to meet and [...]
The Jean Monnet Network Consortium led by the New York University of Tirana, together with the Institute of East Central and Balkan Europe (IECOB), the University of Dubrovnik, the Sarajevo School of Science and Technology and the European Movement of Serbia is pleased to announce an exciting and timely Summer School program, under the title “Engagement [...]
he fact that even the baby boomers have joined the social networks of the millennial, indicates the degree of necessity of using these networks. Among other things, the potential of online space has been seen by journalists, employers and entrepreneurs. Considering that someone will lose us before, and only then decide whether to work with us, [...]
Education policy in the Western Balkans is marred by incompatibility of the education system with the labor market needs, as assessed at the conference “Education Policies and the Labor Market in the Western Balkans” organized by the Friedrich Ebert Foundation and the EMinS' Social-Economic Forum. The quality of education is an important factor that influences the lack [...]
