Engjellushe Morina discusses both the consequences of the energy crisis that is looming this winter and the possibility of European enlargement to the east
Media mentions – Western Balkans
This ability mostly rests on the fact that its goals overlap with those of its proxies in Bosnia
If the European Union wants to live up to its ambitions in its immediate vicinity, it should invest in the enlargement process rather than create new formats for summit meetings
Energy shortages in winter are not unusual in the Western Balkans to begin with
The future progress will depend on the political will to keep the dialogue going acknowledging the arduous geopolitical context
Engjellushe Morina comments on the implications of RT’s presence in Serbia’s media landscape
Everyone ought to be a bit careful when talking about drawing parallels and talking about another war in the Balkans
Engjellushe Morina is interviewed on Across the Balkans on the tensions between Kosovo and Serbia
In the process of Kosovo-Serbia dialogue, there has been a lack of political spine from transatlantic partners like the E.U. and the U.S