Blog Is there an end to Brexit? On 29 March 2017, the United Kingdom triggered Article 50, setting a two-year time-frame for sorting its way out of the European Union. Fast-forward to the present and the chances… See more Macron’s Equation = Reforms > Enlargement Ever since the EU-WB Sofia Summit, organised under the auspices of the Bulgarian presidency in May 2018, it has become crystal clear that further enlargement of the Union will have… See more Brexit Debacle: What Now? Brexit, Brexit, Brexit – there’s no end to it. The UK citizens voted to leave the Union back in 2016, and Prime Minister Theresa May started the negotiations in 2017,… See more Nis Constantine the Great Airport – Between the Earth & Sky The confusion about the Nis Constantine the Great Airport, known for low-cost flights ever since 2015, started after the Government of Serbia advised the city authorities of Nis, via a… See more Evidence-based policy making: Proceed with care All relevant documents pertaining to the reform of public administration in Serbia are calling for the introduction of evidence-based policy making (EBPM) that is supposed to make policies more strategic,… See more Craiova Group – too late or better late than never? The proliferation of sub-regional cooperation in Europe is one of the facets of European integration that has gained momentum in recent times. But while alliances like the Visegrad Group (V4)… See more The Macron-Rutte Pact Talks about a (re)new(ed) pro-European alliance headed by French President Emmanuel Macron and Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte are gaining momentum. The partnership aims campaign together during the 2019 European… See more How revolutionary is your feminism? The silence breakers of the Me Too movement became TIME’s person of the year for 2017. Women who decided to speak up about sexual harassment were recognised as the most… See more Secure Europe needs to remain open Europe Half way into 2018 it is safe to say it’s a comeback year of the EU Enlargement policy. The year started with European Commission’s Communication on credible enlargement perspective for… See more A special role for think tanks? For many years, think tanks have been unique to the United States, and to some extent to the Western Europe,[1] however, at the turn of the 21st century, they have… See more 1 2 3 Back to top
Is there an end to Brexit? On 29 March 2017, the United Kingdom triggered Article 50, setting a two-year time-frame for sorting its way out of the European Union. Fast-forward to the present and the chances… See more
Macron’s Equation = Reforms > Enlargement Ever since the EU-WB Sofia Summit, organised under the auspices of the Bulgarian presidency in May 2018, it has become crystal clear that further enlargement of the Union will have… See more
Brexit Debacle: What Now? Brexit, Brexit, Brexit – there’s no end to it. The UK citizens voted to leave the Union back in 2016, and Prime Minister Theresa May started the negotiations in 2017,… See more
Nis Constantine the Great Airport – Between the Earth & Sky The confusion about the Nis Constantine the Great Airport, known for low-cost flights ever since 2015, started after the Government of Serbia advised the city authorities of Nis, via a… See more
Evidence-based policy making: Proceed with care All relevant documents pertaining to the reform of public administration in Serbia are calling for the introduction of evidence-based policy making (EBPM) that is supposed to make policies more strategic,… See more
Craiova Group – too late or better late than never? The proliferation of sub-regional cooperation in Europe is one of the facets of European integration that has gained momentum in recent times. But while alliances like the Visegrad Group (V4)… See more
The Macron-Rutte Pact Talks about a (re)new(ed) pro-European alliance headed by French President Emmanuel Macron and Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte are gaining momentum. The partnership aims campaign together during the 2019 European… See more
How revolutionary is your feminism? The silence breakers of the Me Too movement became TIME’s person of the year for 2017. Women who decided to speak up about sexual harassment were recognised as the most… See more
Secure Europe needs to remain open Europe Half way into 2018 it is safe to say it’s a comeback year of the EU Enlargement policy. The year started with European Commission’s Communication on credible enlargement perspective for… See more
A special role for think tanks? For many years, think tanks have been unique to the United States, and to some extent to the Western Europe,[1] however, at the turn of the 21st century, they have… See more
