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Many societies, one virtual space
The European Union and national governments should provide citizens with a safe and democratic digital space in collaboration with civil society actors.
- Host: Sena Marić
- Guests: Vladimír Bilčík
- Published: 10/07/2020
EP remains engaged in fostering democracy in the Western Balkans
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A few days ago, elections were held in Serbia, in which the ruling party won a convincing victory. These elections were boycotted by part of the opposition.
With our dear guest, Vladimír Bilčík, member of the European Parliament and its rapporteur for Serbia, we talked about the election results, relations between the European Union and the countries of the Western Balkans, and regional relations, especially the turbulence between Montenegro and Serbia, and how this affects the EU accession process.
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