The Balkans Group, in cooperation with the Southeast Europe Association and the Aspen Institute Germany, hosted an advocacy roundtable with SHERPAs, representatives of the Western Balkan countries, and civil society organizations. Following the Civil Society Preparatory Forum (CSF), the Balkans Group brought together government officials and civil society organisations to discuss and debate the findings […]
Ahead of Berlin Summit: Advancing Kosovo’s Representation in CEFTA and Enhancing Regional Cooperation On the tenth anniversary of the Berlin Process, Germany aims to launch the Common Regional Market (CRM) II. CRM – an initiative of the Western Balkan countries- is structured around four freedoms: the free movement of goods, capital, services, and people. Building […]
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This policy paper analyses attitudes of the Serbian population in Kosovo towards the Association of Serbian Municipalities and formulates policy recommendations on the future functioning of the Association. Media monitoring in North Kosovo, interviews with key officials, and focus groups and a survey were the main tools used to collect the data. The survey was […]
Balkans Policy Research Group (BPRG)facilitates the Mediation Dialogue between leaders of the government and the opposition in Kosovo since march 2016. BPRG became the first and only local organisation to succeed in bringing senior political leadership of the five key parliamentary parties to the negotiating table. As an independent and impartial think tank, BPRG was able […]
Analisti, Naim Rashiti, ka thënë se gara për zgjedhjet e 6 tetorit, do të jetë më e ashpër se asnjëherë më parë, përcjellë Gazeta Blic. Përmes një shkrimi në facebook, Rashiti, ka thënë se blloqet politike, të cilat i ka ndarë në katër sosh, do t’i marrin mes 19/20% dhe 26/27% të votave. Sipas tij, […]
The government of Ramush Haradinaj inherits a large and very challenging agenda. The mood and the context are not very favorable. The list of tasks present the priorities that do matter for the citizens, institutions, international partners and Kosovo’s European agenda.
