Before the Brussels Agreements, Kosovo and Serbia were hermetically closed, two different systems of government, resembling totalitarian states with walls between them. Today, there is invisible, but important communication....

Confidence in the dialogue, which was initiated with the Brussels Agreement in 2013, and led under the auspices of the EU, has been lost due to internal political constraints and the needs of the two sides, but also due to inertia and the disengag...

The latest Balkans Group article “Kosovo 2019: Avoiding a Post-Election Crisis - A Roadmap from Certification to Inauguration”, outlines the procedure and legal steps from the certification of the results to the vote of the govern...

Author: Nataša Radović, Prosecutor I am a Prosecutor at the Basic Court of Mitrovica. I live in North Mitrovica together with my family. Since 1994, I have worked for the Serbian judiciary as a trainee, then an expert as...

Author: Jovana Radosavljevic The agreements resulting from the Brussels Dialogue managed to positively affect the lives of people in Kosovo, despite the fact that...

Author: Besfort Kosova There were times when it was very difficult for citizens of Kosovo to go to Serbia. Today, this movement has been made easier, and it is a...

Nearly 60 years of negotiations between various local administrations at the territory of former Yugoslavia about territorial impacts and infrastructure are relevant to inform technical dialog between Pristina and Belg...

The EU-facilitated dialogue between Kosovo and Serbia, initiated in 2011 aims to promote the cooperation between the governments, support their EU path and improve people's lives on both sides. The implementation of th...

Author: Florentina Hajdari-Hajra The technical dialogue between Kosovo and Serbia started in 2011 and resulted in 33 agreements. The agreements impacted various a...

The original article was published on the website of NGO Aktiv and you can read it here. Author: Boban Sto...