The European Movement stands with the Belarusian people, who continue to take to the streets asking for free and fair elections and calling for the release of Sergei Tikhanovsky as well as all peaceful protesters, including opposition leaders, students, and human rights activists unlawfully intimidated, arrested, or inhumanely detained during the protests in Belarus. To this end, we [...]
10th edition of the Belgrade Security Forum to be held on October 21-23, 2020 in Belgrade hotel Hyatt Regency under the title No Trust - No Peace!. Call for Papers is open for the Academic Event in scope of the Forum, under the title "State Capture and Security". Addressing the General Assembly in September 2018, Secretary General [...]
The publication The Perspective on the Technical Dialogue Agreements between Belgrade and Pristina published by the Group for Advocacy of Public Policies of Belgrade and Pristina was presented at the Media Center in Belgrade. The publication is a collection of articles about the benefits of the agreements that are the result of the Technical Dialogue between Belgrade [...]
Kosovo Serbia Advocacy Policy Group (KSPAG) organizes the presentation of the publication “Perspectives of Technical Dialogue between Belgrade and Pristina”, on Wednesday, 26 February 2020, in Media Center Belgrade, at 11.00. The publication is a collection of articles on the benefits of agreements deriving from the technical dialogue between Kosovo and Serbia, facilitated by the European Union. The articles highlight the impact of [...]
The European Movement is organizing the presentation of the publication “When Serbs and Albanians Loved Each Other”, that will be held on January 31st, 2020 at the Media Center (Terazije 3, Belgrade), starting at 12.00 a.m. Take a look at the agenda. The book “When Serbs and Albanians Loved Each Other” originated as one of the project’s activities (Towards the Politics of Serbian-Albanian Friendship), [...]
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 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 [...]
Reconciliation and good neighbourly relations are among the key priorities of the Stabilisation and Association Process of the Western Balkans, on its way from the burden of past conflicts towards a peaceful European perspective. In the framework of the momentum created by the Berlin Process, in February 2018 the EC’s “Enlargement Strategy for Western Balkans” [...]
The EU’s enlargement toward the east was conceived, among other reasons, on the basis that it would promote the consolidation of democracy in candidate countries. The success of the eastern enlargement gave further backing to the expansion of the EU toward the Western Balkans. Yet unlike their Central European counterparts, the Western Balkans had to [...]
