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Trump, #cancelled “To all of those who have asked, I will not be going to the Inauguration on January 20th.” – was tweeted by the outgoing American president Donald Trump on January… See more
EU-China Investment Plan: Hypocritical or Not? For the EU, New Year’s Eve marked the end of Brexit, but also the conclusion in principle of the negotiations on the EU-China Comprehensive Agreement on Investments (CAI). Although the… See more
Brexit: Habemus Pactum Brexit became an attention-grabbing phenomenon ever since the 2016 referendum on UK’s departure from the EU. Since then, the UK organised two snap elections and changed three Prime Ministers. In… See more
Trump’s “Stop the Count” – Legitimisation of the Western Balkan Populists? The US presidential elections are officially over – Joe Biden won. Yet, things are far from over in terms of election frenzy, particularly as the outgoing President Donald Trump continues… See more
Unpacking the European Parliament’s 2020 Draft Report on Serbia The much-anticipated draft report on Serbia of the European Parliament’s Committee on Foreign Affairs (AFET) has finally been published. What is so outstanding about it is that it covers a… See more
The significance of the American presidential elections for the citizens of Serbia Most Serbian citizens are not informed about the main topics of the US elections, let alone about the way of electing the President of the United States. They view these… See more
Parenting in Serbia: What will happen when we become a part of the EU About the Directive Following the European Commission’s 2017 Proposal for a Directive on work-life balance for parents and carers[1], the new EU Work-life Balance Directive (Directive (EU) 2019/1158)[2] was passed… See more
Serbia – (not) just a stopover on the Silk Road? During her first annual State of the Union Address at the European Parliament Plenary, the President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, addressed how the current fight against… See more
The rise of a pan-European alliance for rule of law Slowly but surely, citizens and the economy of the European Union are beginning to feel the direct and negative repercussions of an increasingly present disregard for breaches of rule of… See more
What does acceptance of the new accession methodology mean for Serbia? Serbia’s announced acceptance of the new methodology for joining the European Union means that it has finally come to recognise the "spirit of the moment" in which the EU finds… See more
