Serbia’s Choices after Russia’s attack on Ukraine

Serbia more than any other nation in Southeast Europe has pursued…

What does 2022 hold in store for Southeast Europe?

Compared to the global financial crisis in 2007/2008 the economies…

Is Montenegro offering a way forward for the Western Balkans?

In late September Montenegro’s government announced an ambitious…

The break-up of Yugoslavia was inevitable

30 years after its break-up, there is nothing to suggest the disintegration of Yugoslavia was anything but inevitable

Times of crisis underline value of EU membership

The strength of institutional structure inherent in EU membership is more evident in times of crisis
US policy in South East Europe under president Biden

The Biden White House and South East Europe

With president-elect Biden winning the November 3 election, hopes have risen of a return to a more coordinated US/EU approach to South East Europe
UK leaves the EU as other countries see hope in new EU enlargement approach

EU enlargement and Brexit. Two sides of the same coin?

While the UK has left the EU, exposing itself to new risks, countries in South East Europe hope to join.