New EU regulation for fashion companies

H&M, Zara, Dior, Chanel, Adidas...: Why fashion companies burn hundreds of thousands of tons of goods

Every year, between 264.000 and 594.000 tons of clothes and shoes are destroyed in the EU without being worn by anyone. Some companies do this because it is not profitable for them to store excess goods, some to preserve designer exclusivity. Big fashion companies never thought of giving clothes and shoes, for example, to the Red Cross

Social media

24.July 2026 MLJ

TikTok targeted by EU investigation

The European Commission has opened proceedings against TikTok over suspicions that the platform violated European Union rules on internet safety, particularly regarding the protection of children from risks such as cyber-bullying and contact with predators, Reuters reports.

Serbia and the European Union

06.June 2026 Andrei Ivanji

The student movement: The Kosovo pledge and shy flirtation with the EU

At the EU-Western Balkans summit in Tivat, it was painful to watch Serbia miss another historic opportunity to become a member of the European Union. Painful, of course, for those who believe that the road to Brussels is the only one that leads to the healing and betterment of the country. The student movement is on the move

Serbia and Montenegro

21.May 2026. B. B.

Twenty years later: Where is Montenegro and where is Serbia

Two decades after the split, Serbia is more successful in terms of the overall economy, infrastructure and labor market, but Montenegro has a higher average salary, better media freedom, and the phrase "like heaven and earth" applies when it comes to EU integration.

Will Montenegro fulfill the conditions for joining the EU in 2028

25.march 2026 Voislav Bulatović

Who presses the gas, and who presses the brake

The status of Kosovo remains a central issue for Serbia. In such a context, the dynamics of the European integration of neighboring countries acquires special importance. The rapid integration of Montenegro would mean an additional separation of political flows in the region and a reduction of Belgrade's room for maneuver in its relations with the European Union.

European Parliament, EU flag, stairs

Serbia and the EU

22.February 2026. KS

"Mrdić's laws" as a brake on the EU: What will happen to cluster three

The disputed set of judicial regulations, adopted without the prior opinion of the Venice Commission, has become a new obstacle to the opening of cluster three in negotiations with the EU. Although the government announces that it will fulfill key obligations by June, the data show that Serbia is still late in the most sensitive chapters of the rule of law.