The Balkan Policy Institute works to promote sustainable development and good governance through pragmatic policy making that works for the welfare of the citizens.
To investigate legal culture, anti-corruption efforts and the interaction between the
two in the West Balkans.
A three and half year project, in partnership with Christian Michelsen Institute (CMI), in Norway, Pro Media in Macedonia, and Argument Institute in Serbia, comparing Kosovo, Macedonia and Serbia.
by Seb Bytyci
You'd be forgiven to think this is the early 1990s in the Balkans. The SPS is in power in Serbia, there are political arrests and even log …
CEC has not cleaned the voter list. There are 24,152 people in the list that that should not be …
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