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The article was originally published on the BiEPAG Blog. This year’s European Commission Report on Montenegro is defined by two political milestones. First, the Commission’s accompanying roadmap sets an unprecedented horizon: closing all remaining negotiating chapters by the end of 2026 and signing an Accession Treaty in June 2027. Second, there is the significant realization […] The post A Four Stars Shining Like a Five – Montenegro Knocks on the EU’s Door at the Finish Line appeared first on European…
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Upgrade this serverThe article was originally published by BiEPAG The European Commission’s 2026 report on Serbia is at once the most important and the most insignificant report ever published by this institution on the candidate country. It could be considered the most important because of its very critical tone, harsh language, as many as four recorded instances […] The post It is darkest before the dawn appeared first on European Western Balkans .
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The article was originally published on the BiEPAG Blog. This year’s European Commission Report on Montenegro is defined by two political milestones. First, the Commission’s accompanying roadmap sets an unprecedented horizon: closing all remaining negotiating chapters by the end of 2026 and signing an Accession Treaty in June 2027. Second, there is the significant realization […] The post A Four Stars Shining Like a Five – Montenegro Knocks on the EU’s Door at the Finish Line appeared first on European Western Balkans .
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The article was originally published on the BiEPAG blog. The Commission’s 2026 report on North Macedonia documents another year of modest reform. Only three of the 33 chapters made good progress: digital transformation and media (10), science and research (25), and foreign, security and defense policy (31). Most importantly, there was no progress on corruption. […] The post The Price of Unpredictability appeared first on European Western Balkans .
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Serbia’s new government will inherit a stalled EU accession process. No negotiating cluster has opened in almost five years, and the European Commission’s latest report recorded backsliding in four areas. Serbia also risks losing more then 240 million euros in EU Growth Plan funding because the outgoing government failed to carry out reforms it had […] The post How can Serbia revive its EU accession talks? appeared first on European Western Balkans .
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