Serbia
Croatia posts highest increase in insolvencies in CEE in 2017
The surge is explained by the current bankruptcy law, under which the National Financial Agency is obliged to start bankruptcy proceedings for any company whose accounts have been blocked for more than 120 days, Coffee study finds.
Western Balkans could face new military conflicts without EU perspective, Junker says
If the region gets the impression the EU is "not serious" about enlargement, it could again experience "what we had in the Balkans during the 1990s," European Commission president warns.
Public investment to boost growth in the Western Balkans
World Bank charts faster growth rate but warns surge in untargeted social spending and public wages heightens fiscal vulnerability in the longer-term.
Montenegrin president warns of wider negative implications of Macedonia referendum
Mass boycott of referendum that puts Macedonia's EU future in doubt should be seen as a "final warning" that the EU needs a more serious approach to enlargement, says Milo Djukanovic.
BALKAN BLOG: Cause for cautious optimism in the Western Balkans
Several recent developments in the Western Balkans indicate a new willingness to compromise as all the states in the region pursue their common goal of EU integration.