EPRS Admin By / September 26, 2016

Enlargement: state of play

When it comes to progress towards integration with the EU, a look at the region as a whole would show…

Enlargement: state of play

When it comes to progress towards integration with the EU, a look at the region as a whole would show positive results but also stagnation and backsliding. Despite the common key priorities and reforms needed, each Western Balkan country is at a different stage in its relations with the EU, has its own pace and specific sensitive issues to address. To move forward, the region needs more political responsibility and willingness to rebuild trust, enhance cooperation and deliver results on a national and regional level.

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