Politics

Will Serbia continue to justify internal authoritarianism by its steps towards the stabilization of the Balkans, or will Serbia even switch to conflict? President Nikolić seems to be in favor of conflict:

Countries applying for accession to the European Union also have to deal with the Union‘s Common Foreign and Security Policy, and eventually adopt it. This currently implies taking up a position on the annexation of Crimea which occurred contrary to international law, and on the war in eastern Ukraine, which is a difficult task for the Serbian Government.

Analysis of Serbian domestic and foreign policies with regard to relations with Russia, the European Union and countries in the region.

Lecture held in Belgrade on November 13th 2014 as part of HBF Belgrade's series "Lectures on Europe"  

With some rare exceptions, the European Union has been absent from Serbian public discourse, and neither the media in Serbia nor the European Union are making efforts to change this situation. The Heinrich Böll Foundation's Talks on Europe series, organized in cooperation with the Institute for Philosophy and Social Theory, aims to restart debate on what Europe means to Serbia, and what Serbia means to Europe. 

Democratiozation Policy Council  policy paper by Bodo Weber and Kurt Bassuener.

For a long time corruption in Serbia has been linked to patriotism. Today it is tackled in a very problematic “patriotic” way.

Interview with Mykola Rjabatschuk