The credible enlargement process is the best answer to any third-party’s interference. It would be economically insane [for European countries] to look elsewhere.
Miroslav Lajčák comments on Moscow’s and Beijing’s interference in the Western Balkans
Media mentions – Serbia
Assuming we somehow miraculously bring Serbia into the EU, with this sort of regime, you are practically bringing another Russian Trojan horse into the EU, like you have in the shape of Orban
Pristina is extending its sovereignty and territorial integrity all the way to the end of this northern part of Kosovo
Engjellushe Morina comments on the Kosovo-Serbia conflict and the risks it poses for an escalation of tensions in Europe
That hands-off approach carries risks, said Engjellushe Morina, a senior fellow at the European Council on Foreign Relations
Morina Engjellushe comments on the current violence in Kosovo and its links Serbia´s foreign policy
Whatever the issue at hand, Serbia’s president, Aleksandar Vucic, is the first person they call
Majda Ruge argues that Western governments treat Belgrade as the indispensable player on the major questions facing the Western Balkans
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
We can notice a slight change of tone in the government-controlled media
Marine Le Pen feels strengthened by the victories of Orban and Vucic. Her victory would lead to an alliance between illiberal democracies and a push against sanctions on Russia.
Tara Varma comments on the possible consequences of Marine Le Pen’s victory in the French presidential election
Marie Dumoulin dissects how Russia’s actions have affected the recent Serbian and Hungarian elections
this weekend’s election was supposed to be the breakthrough movement for Serbia’s environmentalists,
Engjellushe Morina explains the ongoing environmental protests in Serbia in relation to yesterdays election