The attitudes of the citizens of France and Serbia on the topic of EU enlargement are not based on credible information and education, but mostly on prejudices and emotions. The governments of the states must direct their policies in practice towards the enlargement process and not only in narratives. These are the conclusions of the panel [...]
Participants on the project “Regional Green Youth Charter” gathered for an online session held on Sunday, March 21th on the ZOOM platform. Sixteen students from Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro, and Kosovo* had the opportunity to present activities they carried out after the training seminar on Tara, during which they acquired necessary information on how to [...]
Why is Serbia insufficiently commited to European integration, what are the attitudes of the public about EU membership and how much has Serbia progressed in terms of the Copenhagen criteria, were the topics of yesterday's online debate on EU integration - between words and deeds. During the panel, which was organized by the Friedrich Ebert Foundation [...]
On the occasion of the open call for physical violence by the Member of the National Assembly, Aleksandar Martinović, civil society organizations gathered in National Convention on the European Union working groups for Chapters 23 and 24 and cross-sectoral groups for political criteria and freedom of expression and the media demand a reaction from the President [...]
The European Movement in Serbia was visited today by the Head of the US Embassy in Serbia, H.E. Anthony Godfrey. Ambassador Godfrey, together with the President of the EMinS Jelica Minic and the Secretary General Zvezdana Kovac, exchanged views about the current situation in Serbia and its commitment towards European integration. The United States, as a partner [...]
On March 8, 2021, The European Movement in Serbia presented the results of the “Enlargement Monitor” project during a press conference in Belgrade’s “Dorcol Platz”. Vladimir Medjak, Vice President of the European Movement in Serbia and editor of the analysis, pointed out that four parameters were used in the analysis of the EU enlargement policy and the [...]
On March 8, 2021, The European Movement in Serbia was visited by Mr. Tobias Flessenkemper, Head of the Council of Europe Mission in Belgrade, who at the recent XXIII Annual Assembly of our organization presented us with one of the highest recognitions of the Council of Europe – the Flag of the Council of Europe. We [...]
Fidesz Quits EPP This week's European Headlines focuses on Fidesz's withdrawal from the EPP group following a vote to facilitate MEP exclusion. We take a look at reporting from the Czech Republic, Hungary, Spain and Slovenia. Tweet about this Burning Bridges Idnes reports on Orbán’s exit from the European People’s Party (EPP) as a result of several years of internal [...]
From February 25 to 28, 2021, a total of 16 students from Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro and Kosovo* gathered for a training seminar for the project "Regional Green Youth Charter" on Tara Mountain. They had the opportunity to, through working with experts in the field of ecology and public advocacy, improve their knowledge of the [...]
Digital Platforms and Workers' Rights This week's European Headlines focuses on recent developments involving platform workers' rights and the "gig economy" following the launch of a consultation on the rights of platform workers by the Commission on Wednesday. We take a look at reporting in Malta, Spain, Portugal, and Italy. Tweet about this [...]
