The COVID-19 pandemic has been a major focus of the Croatian presidency of the EU. Bearing in mind the seriousness of this crisis, Croatia has had the difficult task of…

The real impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the world's economies will only be evident in the coming months, and it is expected that this crisis and its consequences can…

As part of the project Western Balkan Civil Society Empowerment for a Reformed Public Administration (WeBER 2.0), online "train the trainers" training for the representatives of civil society and public…

Will the Zagreb Summit provide new momentum in the EU accession process? Can we expect actual negotiations with Albania and North-Macedonia to begin soon? And will the revised enlargement methodology lead…

Last several months halve seen increased public attention and awareness about devastating effects of bad air quality. This panel will put the discussion on air pollution in the context of…

Throughout the world, think tanks are operating against a backdrop of declining democracy and freedoms. Freedom of expression is being undermined by increasingly popular anti-liberal narratives and the erosion of…

Public administration is the face of a country to its citizens. Its reform is also a fundamental requirement in Serbia’s path towards EU membership. Although the Serbian administration has undergone…

The Finnish Presidency of the Council of the EU came at a turbulent moment for enlargement policy, especially after a “non” from France prevented the opening of accession negotiations with…

The Romanian Presidency of the EU Council was a period of reduced attention on the enlargement to the Western Balkans. Instead, during this period, the Union was largely focused on…

EU conditionality policy towards the candidate countries has usually been identified as successful, given its demonstrated power to induce positive and transformative effects on EU’s aspirants. However, despite its proven…