Will Western Balkans Remain on EU Integration Agenda?
The past two years appear to have brought a breakthrough in the relations between the European Union and the Western Balkans. Countries such as Albania and North Macedonia followed a…
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A Teenage Country
Twelve years ago, Kosovo unilaterally declared its independence. The declaration was read in the Parliament by Hashim Thaçi, then Prime Minister, and the Republic’s current President. Since the events of…
The Warsaw Institute Review at the Western Balkans Summit: Special Report
The Western Balkans summit in Poznan is the culminating point of the Polish Presidency in the Berlin Process. During the meetings of the Berlin Process participating states’ most elite policy-makers,…
The Warsaw Institute Review at Western Balkans Summit: Think Tank Forum Report
The Western Balkans Summit in Poznań was inaugurated by an expert-orientated event, where the main topic of which being European aspirations of the region and the future of the Berlin…
New Challenges in Central European Foreign Policy
The coming months will be a tough challenge in this dangerous time for Central European countries. Decisions taken by some capitals will define for many years the critical directions of…
“Western Balkans: Infrastructure and Energy From a Geopolitical Perspective” Conference Video Summary
The international conference “Western Balkans: Infrastructure and Energy From a Geopolitical Perspective” was held on May 29 in Warsaw, Poland. The conference was co-organized by the Polish Ministry of Foreign…
Poland in Strategic Relations between the European Union and the Balkans
We constantly support the European Union, built on the ideas of companionship and mutual respect for diversity and sovereignty of states. These principles, therefore, have also become the foundation of the plans of our Berlin Process presidency – the aim of which is to encourage the countries of the Western Balkans to join the European Community.
Western Balkans – a Somewhat Forgotten Place on the Map of Europe
In January 2019, Poland assumed an annual presidency of the Berlin Process – a regional cooperation model, initiated in 2014, to support the integration of the Western Balkan countries with the European Union. In the middle of 2019, Poland will host the next EU – Western Balkans Summit.
Western Balkans: Infrastructure and Energy from a Geopolitical Perspective. Conference summary
The international conference "Western Balkans: Infrastructure and Energy From a Geopolitical Perspective" was part of the official program of Poland's presidency of the Berlin Process and served as a preparatory meeting for the 2019 Western Balkans Summit, which will take place in Poznań.