I Can’t Mark Where My Grandfather Is Buried, but I Want to Mark Where He Lived
My grandfather was murdered in the Holocaust in Serbia. Compounding my family’s loss is that we’ll never know if it ...
Tag: Serbia
‘You Are Not Alone’: Balkan Women Seize #MeToo Moment
A #MeToo movement across the Balkans started after a Serbian actress accused her former drama teacher of rape last week.
The Western Balkans: An Opportunity for Biden to Restore US Foreign Policy
The Western Balkans represents an excellent opportunity for President-elect Biden to work with Europe to help resolve regional challenges and ...
Leader of Serbian Orthodox Church Dies of COVID-19
After officiating a massive funeral earlier this month, the 90-year old Serbian Orthodox Patriarch Irinej died of COVID-19 on Friday ...
Kosovo Ex-president Thaci Denies War Crimes at International Court
Kosovo's former president Hashim Thaci pleaded not guilty to war crimes charges in the 1990s war against Serbia as he ...
Europe’s East-West Divide: Tolerance With Authoritarian Characteristics
Hungary's Orbán sees Europe divided not only by political values but also by primordial regional cultures. And he is happy ...
Tensions in Serbia Rise as Anti-Government Protesters Clash With Police
In the second night of protests against Serbian President Vucic's handling over the coronavirus, demonstrators on Wednesday briefly breached the ...
Serbia and Kosovo Agree to Resume Detente Talks
Kosovo and Serbia will convene under EU-facilitated dialogue on a virtual summit to address their tensions.
COVID-19 Is No Excuse for Governments to Abuse Human Rights
Drastic measures have to be taken to prevent further spread of COVID-19, but this must not be understood as a blank cheque for authoritarian leaders to ...
The Illusion of Russian Influence in the Western Balkans
Russia does not have the capability nor the propensity to meddle in the Balkans. While there is an opportunity, the ...
EU and US Need Each Other to Reach Final Kosovo-Serbia Deal
The EU must seize on Washington's increased engagement in the Western Balkans and push for a final and comprehensive deal ...
EU’s Incoming Foreign Policy Chief Can Turn Tide on Kosovo Policy
Incoming EU foreign policy chief Josep Borrell has the ability and experience to force a breakthrough in the deadlocked Kosovo-Serbia ...
EU and US Must Counter Russia and China’s Presence in the Balkans
Chinese and Russian activities in the Balkans could threaten peace, hinder democratization, and challenge the region’s Western orientation. The EU ...
Will the Western Balkans Ever Join the European Union?
The western Balkan nations won't satisfy EU demands anytime soon, nor will they find a panacea for all their economic, ...
Does Sarajevo’s Pride Signal a Changing Mindset to LGBTI+ in the Balkans?
In the Balkans, which endured so much pain and suffering during the 1990s war, the LGBTI+ community remains one of ...
Keeping the Balkans in EU Waiting Room Has Detrimental Consequences for Both
By keeping the Balkans in the waiting room, the EU is losing ground to its rivals and playing into Russian ...
What the EU is Getting Wrong About Enlargement into the Balkans
Hollow paeans about EU enlargement into the Balkans distract attention from the fact that the region is on the cusp ...
Protesters in Serbia Lack Coherent and Political Answer to Spark Change
The increasing number of demonstrators in Serbia and the wide range of ideological voices against President Vucic might be less ...
Orbanization of Serbia: Vucic’s Path Towards Competitive Authoritarianism
Serbia has clearly trespassed the threshold from illiberal democracy to competitive authoritarianism. If the European Union wants to keep any ...
Thousands Protest Against Serbian President Vucic
Thousands of people on Saturday rallied in Belgrade against President Aleksandar Vucic who they accuse of authoritarianism and muzzling the ...
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