Parliament reviewed the EU accession progress of several countries, including North Macedonia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Kosovo, Montenegro, and Albania.
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Parliament reviewed the EU accession progress of several countries, including North Macedonia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Kosovo, Montenegro, and Albania.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Montenegro are actively pushing for future EU accession and leading the charge for EU enlargement.Sub-event
- Protests against the government in Tirana, the capital of Albania, are underway.Sub-event
- Marta Kos discusses Albania's path to EU membership, reported by Politico.Sub-event
- Bosnia and Herzegovina seeks EU membership contingent on internal reforms, following a report by the European Parliament.Sub-event
Parliament reviewed EU accession progress for North Macedonia, BiH, Kosovo, Montenegro, and Albania.1 source
- Bulgaria is demanding constitutional changes related to Macedonia's history, while discussions about Bulgarian minority rights and ECtHR verdicts continue.Sub-event
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The entities involved
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North Macedonia
country in southeastern Europe
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Bosnia and Herzegovina
country in Southeast Europe
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Kosovo
geographical region in Europe
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Montenegro
country in southeastern Europe
- The EU is actively managing its accession process, considering bids from Ukraine and Moldova, and holding talks for Montenegro.
- The Czech Republic has expressed support for Montenegro's efforts to join the European Union, with high-level discussions held regarding bilateral cooperation and integration.
Related events
- The EU has set benchmarks for the country accession process, specifically concerning Albania's path to membership.
- Croatia, represented by Zagreb, has set conditions and blocked Montenegro's ongoing efforts to join the European Union.
- EU monitors Balkan candidates for accession, while Costa commented on Iceland's choice as EU President.
- António Costa attended an EU-Western Balkans Summit, proposing to close negotiation chapters and unlocking the first enlargement cluster for Montenegro.
- US policy is creating strategic uncertainty in the Western Balkans, testing political will for regional integration.