The Center for Western Balkan Studies (CWBS) organized in Podgorica a round table, entitled "Hybrid Influences in Southeast Europe", bringing together international experts to discuss the current challenges for the…

On July 12, the High Court in Podgorica acquitted all those complicit in the coup d'état case of 2016, effectively walking back the claim that the attempted violent toppling of…

On July 1, Hungary takes over the EU’s rotating presidency. The acceleration of the EU enlargement to the Western Balkans is a top priority of Budapest’s presidency. “The EU has…

The topic of 2016 “coup d'état” attempt is widely discussed again in Montenegro. A court session is scheduled for mid-July for reconsideration of this high-profile case. The prosecutor's office has…

The first All-Serbian Sabor (Assembly) called "One Nation, One Council - Serbia and (Republika) Srpska" was held a few days ago, but lively discussion around the event is still rattling.…

The absolute majority of experts believe the collapse of Bosnia and Herzegovina is nowhere near. It is believed that although the leaders of Republika Srpska declare preparations for the secession,…

Twenty-five years since the war ended and 15 years into the declaration of Kosovo's independence, Kosovo’s Mitrovica has remained divided. The central bridge across the Ibar was supposed to connect…

The resolution of the UN General Assembly regarding Srebrenica was expected to become a purely humanitarian act of honoring the victims of the crime on the eve of the 30th…

Active work of the Serbian leadership in the first half of May, immediately after a new government has been appointed, is rather impressive. On the one hand, it is clear…

After the duo of presidential and parliamentary elections in North Macedonia, the country is entering an era of change. The change of power will lead to conceptual shifts in foreign…