Ivana Korajlić, executive director of Transparency International, Banja Luka: We cannot even consider this to be a minimum of democracy
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aWtunEsn2BI
Citizens of Belgrade answer the question of whether they would accept the European agreement on the normalization of relations between Belgrade and Pristina GalleryCitizens of Belgrade answer the question of whether they would accept the European agreement on the normalization of relations between Belgrade and Pristina
Citizens of Belgrade answer the question of whether they would accept the European agreement on the normalization of relations between Belgrade and Pristina
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hqOBoM6OT-Y
Yll Buleshkaj: Last year, a record number of cases were submitted to the Prosecutor’s Office
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FFF8sA-GlO4
International Roma Day: All the faces of legal (in)visibility
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NcKKMglGQqQ
Center for Democratic Transition: What are the manifestations of foreign influences on Montenegro and the region?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eg5xUTgwi-A
The Joint movement submitted 21,000 signatures for a “minimum wage legislation” to the Parliament
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=memi4-2UoRI
Asim Mujkić, Sarajevo: The rule of ethnopolitics
The political articulation of ethno-nationalist rule is ethnopolitics, which comes with a wide array of its own "ratios", "quotas", “reciprocities”, making this country a "partially free partial country of partial democracy". Asim Mujkic Learning that, according to the parameters of democratic states, BiH is qualified as a "partially free country"
Srđan Perić, Podgorica: A lever instead of an intersection
We were not ready for a leap forward - the smallest possible one was made Srđan Perić The long-lasting government produced a state of mind in which we can hardly distinguish between what is beneficial and what is harmful to us. All that should strengthen democracy had been weakened or
Bojana Selaković, Belgrade: The trend of simulating democracy
One gets the impression that by narrowing the space for civil action, the government is trying to homogenize public opinion on high foreign policy priorities, instead of allowing for a broad and essential debate about them. Bojana Selaković The global and regional disturbances that marked the past year clearly demonstrated
Elvin Luku, Tirane: Fragile democracy in Albania
Freedom House's "Nations in Transit" report for 2022 classifies Albania as a "hybrid regime" while the country does not reach more than 45.8% of the overall scoring system for the pillars of democracy. Elvin Luku Albania is considered a hybrid democracy, while its indicators, especially regarding media freedom, are declining,