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04.07.2007 Under the auspices of the Speak Up Europe campaign, the European Movement in Serbia, in cooperation with the International European Movement, launched the What has Europe Ever Done For Us web-site.

12.05.2007 Balkan Civil Society Development Network is proud to present the third issue of its periodical publication Balkan Civic Practices. This edition carries the title "A Guide to European Union - Funding for NGOs". The Guide is a follow-up to the training on mobilization of resources organized in the framework of EU-funded project "Partnership in Action - Strenghtening Civil Society Development Network".

12.04.2006 The Centre for Democracy Foundation, in cooperation with the Government Office for Accession to the EU, presented the publication European Strategies and Policies in the Local Community.

29.03.2006 The policy study Macedonian Clothes for Europe, prepared by the Center for Research and Policy Making, offers a general analysis of the clothing sector in Macedonia. It does so by looking both at a crucial sector (clothes or apparel production) and at trends in one of Macedonia’s seven regions (Eastern Macedonia).

12.12.2005 In view of the coming confirmation of the Macedonian status as candidate for EU Membership, read the Analytical Report on the Opinion of the EC on the Application from the Republic of Macedonia for EU Membership.

29.11.2005 The EU’s present visa regime with the countries of the Western Balkans (Albania, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Macedonia, and Serbia-Montenegro including Kosovo) is fostering resentment, inhibiting progress on trade, business, education and more open civil societies, and as a result contributing negatively to regional stability, claims the latest report by the International Crisis Group.

24.11.2005 The Friedrich Ebert Stiftung Macedonian Office promoted the “Employment: Comparative Overview of Length of Employment and Labour Disputes” publication yesterday at the NGO InfoCentre.

13.04.2005 Almost a decade after the Dayton Agreement, and almost five years after the fall of the Milosevic regime in Belgrade, the Western Balkans are a relatively stable region with no military conflicts, no ongoing ethnic cleansing, where elections are free, if not always fair. In Thessaloniki in June 2003, the European Union committed itself to integrating the countries from the region. But what does this commitment really mean?

16.03.2005 The Council of Europe discussed the new monitoring report on Serbia and Montenegro on 11 March 2005 in the Committee of Ministers' Rapporteur Group on Democratic Stability (GR-EDS). The Report is now publicly available.

13.12.2004 The Zagreb Institute for International Relations presented the new web-portal for access to information about the European Union in Croatian Language. The Portal lists information on the structure of EU, its history, functioning, policies, member states, as well as info on states that are yet to become members.

09.12.2004 The Centre for Development, Education & Business HUMANITAS from Doboja, under the “To Europe with Strong Nongovernmental Organization” campaign, supported by the BOSPO “Strengthening of Citizens Participation in Creation of Good Governance” project, financed by EU, published a book “To Europe with Strong NGOs – Yours and Our Success”.

05.05.2004 On April 20, 2004, Croatia received the European Commission's Oppinion on Croatian Application for Membership in the European Union (known popularly as avis). On the behalf of the EC, Commissioner for Foreign Affairs Chris Patten recommended the Council of Ministers of the EU to start the negotiations with Croatia for full membership into the EU.

03.05.2004 "Liberalization of Visa Regime in the Region of South Europe" is a result of the Experts Group research organized by the Citizens' Pact for the SEE, in order to examine the obstacles to its campaign for abolition of visa regimes for the Countries of the SEE, and to offer possible solutions. The Research group was mentored by Prof. Vojin Dimitrijevic, and led by Igor Bandovic, who acted as Group Coordinator.

02.05.2004 kuda.org - Centre for New Media published, on the occasion of the Trans_European Picnic that was held in Novi Sad, April 29-May 1, a miscellany of works on the subjects of arts and media in accession.