EU and elections in Serbia 12.June 2026 Rajna Scepanovic The "Nuclear Option": Will the EU recognize the election results if the SNS regime continues as before The attitude of the European Union towards the elections in Serbia will depend on the implementation of recommendations for improving election conditions. As a last resort, there is also a "nuclear option" - for the EU not to recognize the election results due to the brokering of the Aleksandar Vučić regime.
Initiative 06.June 2026 S. Ć. "European Cities" campaign: This is how European Union cities look and live The Free Citizens Movement undertook the "European Cities" campaign in order to present to citizens the benefits of Serbia's membership in the European Union.
EU and Western Balkans 06.June 2026 Aleksandra Mudreš / DW The summit is over, but can Montenegro start the countdown to EU membership? Leading EU members strongly support Montenegro's accession to the community by 2028, confirmed the events at the European Union - Western Balkans Summit in Tivat
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
Summit of the European Union and the Western Balkans 05.June 2026 Aleksa Petrovski Non-paper: France and Germany offer a new model of rapprochement with the EU The proposal of France and Germany at the summit of the EU - Western Balkans in Tivat allows candidate countries for membership access to certain sessions of the Council for Foreign Affairs. There are other conditions
EU Summit - Western Balkans 05.June 2026 Ivan Djerkovic / DW Will Mertz, Macron and Von der Leyen bring Vučić into line? The European Union - Western Balkans summit in Tivat was preceded by tensions between Serbia and Montenegro. At the center of the event was the Air Serbia charter with 87 members of the criminal loyalists of Aleksandar Vučić, who were returned to Belgrade by the Montenegrin police.
European Union 04.June 2026 R.Š. Cost in Belgrade: Without reforms and harmonization with the EU, there is no progress in Serbia towards membership The President of the European Council asks the authorities in Serbia to deal with the prevention of abuse of state resources and pressure on voters
Citizenship Law 01.June 2026 CI Can "Vulin's citizenship" threaten Serbia's visa-free regime? Members of the Aleksandar Vulin movement suggest that belonging to the Serbian people be proven through a public document in which a person declares himself as a Serb. Robert Kozma from the Green-Left Front tells "Vreme" that such a solution could lead the EU to reconsider the visa-free regime
Interview 28.May 2026. NS "Serbia cannot join the EU with a fig in its pocket" Serbia's entry into the EU is not primarily the interest of the EU, but should be the objective interest of Serbia. But she is just moving away, Vesna Pusić, the former Croatian head of diplomacy, says in the new issue of "Vremena".
Serbia and geopolitics 27.May 2026. not a word Where did you go, Aleksandar Vučić? Is Serbia heading towards the West or the East these weeks? What does the regime want, and what is happening to it? "Vreme" writes about it in the new issue
Montenegro 27.May 2026. Rajna Scepanovic Loza naša našuna: How domestic brandy is forced into the EU regulations Before entering the European Union, Montenegro is introducing the registration of all brandy producers and the record of cauldrons, so even domestic brandy for personal use will come under the supervision of the Customs Administration for the first time.
Montenegro 20.May 2026. B. B. Milatović: Relieved relationship with Serbia when it accepts that Montenegro is a sovereign state "The relations between Montenegro and Serbia will be completely relieved of daily politics when the fact that Montenegro is a sovereign state and Serbia is a neighbor with which we want the best possible relations is fully accepted," says the President of Montenegro, Jakov Milatović.
Montenegro 19.May 2026. Sanja Kljajić / DW Montenegro between Brussels and Belgrade: 20 years of independence under political pressure While Podgorica accelerates its European path and is considered a favorite for EU enlargement, internal divisions, corruption and the influence of Belgrade remain key challenges for the country's future.
The war in Ukraine 15.May 2026. Anja Mihic The EU rejected Putin's proposal: Schroeder will not speak on behalf of the Europeans The EU rejected Vladimir Putin's proposal that former German chancellor pro-Kremlin Gerhard Schroeder be the European mediator in peace talks to end the war in Ukraine
Energy Industry 14.May 2026. Mari Zina / DW Fear in Brussels: EU is dependent on Chinese solar technology Brussels is trying to reduce its dependence on China for solar energy. Why Europe fears Chinese solar technology
The government's turn towards the European Union 11.May 2026. IN THE Socks, insults and European billions: Why progressives are suddenly falling in love with the EU How the SNS representatives went from disparaging the European Union and European delegations to messages about strategic commitment to European integration in a few months
Europe Day 09.May 2026. KS On Europe Day, Serbia is never far from it Where is Serbia on the road to the European Union and why does it seem that it is never further from membership
Travel to the EU 05.May 2026. KS EES system: Ryanair requests suspension, Greeks announce milder measures for Serbs EES brought more complicated border crossing. Will states agree to a partial delay in implementation?
Economy 05.May 2026. KS The SEPA system in Serbia: How do citizens benefit? Banks in Serbia are officially in the SEPA payment system. What does this mean in practice for citizens and what are the next steps
Technology 05.May 2026. KS Can the EU compete with America in artificial intelligence Will the European Union build artificial intelligence centers and what does this mean in the technological race with the United States and China
Food safety 04.May 2026. KS Export from Serbia: Sauerkraut with nickel, raspberries with cadmium Six foodstuffs exported from Serbia to the European Union market were marked as unsafe in the first quarter of 2026. Last in line are raspberries that contain the heavy metal cadmium
Mrdić's law 04.May 2026. B. B. Packe from Brussels: Are Mrdić's laws going down in history? There is no official EU decision on freezing, suspending or canceling funds to Serbia, claims the head of the Operational Team for EU Accession, Danijel Apostolović. And he says that the authorities will change Mrdić's laws
Travels 29.April 2026. B. B. Easier in the EU with the app: How "Travel to Europe" works The European Union is introducing a new digital service "Travel to Europe", which could make it significantly easier for travelers to cross the border using the new EES system
Kosovo 25.April 2026. B. B. Vučić: The change of government does not end the problem of Kosovo "You have to understand our position, because you take 14 percent of someone's territory and tell that person: now you should be happy. That is not realistic," said Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić
This situation 22.April 2026. Philip Schwarm Rector in Brussels, anarchist in Belgrade Why was Vučić annoyed by the meeting between Vladan Đokić and Marta Kos? Why did Serbia become a country of repression and orchestrated anarchy? On what occasion can the president of the state receive the rector of Belgrade University
EU and Serbia 21.April 2026. Nemanja Rujevic Behind closed doors: Which Christian Democrats still guard Vučić? The victory of the opposition in Hungary opened up the question of the relationship of the European Union towards Serbia and its authorities. German media report that Serbian opposition actors are seeking greater support from Berlin and Brussels
Universities 20.April 2026. B. B. Prestigious European universities: Threats to academic freedom in Serbia "When academic freedom in one country is threatened, the integrity of the European academic community as a whole is undermined", the rectors of prestigious European universities emphasize
