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Analyses | | Marta Szpala

The Balkan migration route following the closure of the Hungarian-Croatian border

The wave of migration is backed up in Serbia, Croatia and Slovenia, and the situation in the places with a high concentration of migrants has become worse.
OSW Commentary | | Marta Szpala

Russia in Serbia – soft power and hard interests

Moscow wants to use Belgrade in its confrontation with the West, but Russia does not have much to offer to Serbia’s authorities.
Analyses | | Marta Szpala

Speculations on the halt of South Stream construction in Serbia

The contradictory statements concerning the future of the South Stream project should be interpreted in the broader context of the Serbian-Russian game.
Analyses | | Marta Szpala

The political and economic consequences of the flood in the Balkans

The economic consequences of this disaster will be felt in Serbia and Bosnia and Hercegovina for many years, since neither of them has sufficient funds for reconstruction.
Analyses | | Marta Szpala

Serbia knocking on the EUs door

On 21 January, Serbia formally embarked upon negotiations prior to it joining the EU.
Analyses | | Marta Szpala

Serbia has no choice but to build South Stream

Russia, capitalising on Serbia’s dependence in the energy sector, forced Belgrade to accept unfavourable rules for the implementation of the investment.
Analyses | | Marta Szpala

Serbia is making efforts for the commencement of accession negotiations with the EU

The Serbian government is declaring its chief priority is the continuation of the integration process and a quick start of accession negotiations with the EU. To this end, it has been making efforts primarily to normalise its relations…
Analyses | | Tomasz Dąborowski, Andrzej Sadecki, Marta Szpala

Progress in the preparations for building South Stream

Russia’s Gazprom and the state-controlled Serbian and Hungarian energy companies on 29 and 31 October passed final investment decisions concerning the construction of the Serbian and Hungarian sections of the South Stream gas pipeline.…
Analyses | | Marta Szpala

Serbia a government of nationalists with European ambitions

On 27th July the Serbian parliament approved the composition and programme of the new government led by Ivica Dacic with the votes of 142 members (out of 250). The main party in the coalition is the left-wing Serbian Progressive Party (SNS…
Analyses | | Marta Szpala

Changes in Serbias ruling camp

The presidential runoff was held on 20 May in Serbia. The snap election was unexpectedly won by the candidate of the right-wing Serbian Progressive Party (SNS), Tomislav Nikolic. Nikolic’s advantage over Boris Tadic, the incumbent…