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Tag Archives: Joanna Hanson
Jul 7 2015
The Association of Serbian Municipalities: “The Sum of all Fears”
Leave a commentSerbs in the North of Kosovo, whose status was at the centre of the 2013 Brussels Agreement, were not a part to the negotiations. Today, their still unclear position is causing “uncertainty, dissatisfaction, distrust and fear” among the community. A … Continue reading
Posted by: July 7, 2015
Tagged with: Association of Serbian Municipalities, Brussels Agreement, ethnic conflict, Joanna Hanson, Kosovo, New Perspektiva, Serbia
Feb 6 2015
The Brussels Agreement “generated by conversations, not by relentless pressure”
3 CommentsThe leaders of Kosovo and Serbia are due to meet in Brussels next week to resume the dialogue which produced an agreement on normalising relations in 2013. Sir Robert Cooper, one of the lead EU negotiators in the process, talks … Continue reading
Posted by: February 6, 2015
Tagged with: Albania, Catherine Ashton, Contested states, EU enlargement, European Union, Joanna Hanson, Kosovo, negotiations, Serbia, Sir Robert Cooper
Dec 16 2014
Does civil society in Albania have an answer to the country’s many problems?
Leave a commentOn 4-5/12/14 a group of civil society activists from Albania – journalists, academics and international stakeholders – met in Munich at a workshop organised by the Sudosteuropa-Gesellschaft. They held a dialogue on Albania and its future, looking for answers to the … Continue reading
Posted by: December 16, 2014
Tagged with: Albania, civil society, EU accession, Joanna Hanson, reforms, Workshop Discussion
Jun 10 2014
Kosovo elections: what we know so far
2 CommentsOn Sunday, 8 June 2014 Kosovo went to the polls to elect a new government. Good news: the Serbian community has participated in a much higher number, and the elections were praised as relatively free and fair by local and international … Continue reading
Posted by: June 10, 2014
Tagged with: Elections, Hashim Thaci, Jack Davies, Joanna Hanson, Kosovo, Krenar Gashi, Naim Rashiti
Apr 29 2014
Macedonian elections – is a crisis going to follow? Reactions from our experts
1 CommentOn Sunday 27 April, Macedonia held parallel parliamentary and early general elections. Voters overwhelmingly chose for the ruling centre-right VMRO DPMNE, thus comfortably securing another term in office for President Gjorgje Ivanov. Unfair access to media coverage and state funding are … Continue reading
Posted by: April 29, 2014
Tagged with: Ali Ahmeti, Cvete Koneska, DUI, election monitoring, Elections, fraud, FYROM, Gjorgje Ivanov, Igor Micevski, Joanna Hanson, Macedonia, media control, Nikica Mojsoska-Blazevski, Nikola Gruevski, OSCE, Sašo Klekovski, SDSM, Stevo Pendarovski, VMRO-DPMNE