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Articles by Ilva Tare
What is driving protests in the Western Balkans from Belgrade to Tirana
On Wednesday, June 24 at 10:00 a.m. ET, the Atlantic Council’s Europe Center will host a conversation on the origins and geopolitical stakes of the ongoing protests in the Western Balkans. Over the past several weeks, Albania has seen its largest protests in thirty-five years, triggered by a Jared Kushner–linked luxury resort development on protected wetlands in Zvërnec.
The Western Balkans’ entry into SEPA and their European market future
On Friday, May 15, at 9:00 a.m. ET / 3:00 p.m. CET, the Atlantic Council’s Europe Center will host a virtual conversation on the Western Balkans’ accession to the Single Euro Payments’ Area (SEPA). For the Western Balkans, integration into SEPA is not only a technical process about harmonization with EU standards, but also a central piece of the region’s broader geopolitical and strategic agendas.
Balkans Forward Summit
On Thursday, February 5 from 3:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. ET, the Atlantic Council’s Europe Center will host the inaugural Balkans Forward Summit at the Atlantic Council’s global headquarters in Washington, DC. The year 2026 is pivotal for the Western Balkans.
Dayton at 30: What’s next for Bosnia and Herzegovina?
On Thursday, November 20 at 12:00 p.m. ET, the Atlantic Council’s Europe Center will host a conversation on the legacy of the Dayton Peace Agreement and the future for Bosnia and Herzegovina within the wider Western Balkans. Signed on November 21, 1995, Dayton brought an end to the armed conflict in Bosnia and Herzegovina and marked a major turning point for peace in the former Yugoslavia.
How to bridge the trust gap to drive the Western Balkans' EU integration
On Wednesday, July 2 at 10:00 a.m. ET, the Atlantic Council’s Europe Center will broadcast a conversation it held in Skopje, North Macedonia, discussing the Western Balkans’ EU integration trajectory. As leaders convene in Skopje for a summit on the EU’s new Growth Plan for the Western Balkans, this public event explores the implications of the Growth Plan and assesses its potential to deepen regional cooperation and reinvigorate the enlargement process.
What the EU's Growth Plan for the Western Balkans means for the region
On Friday, June 27 at 11:30 a.m. ET, the Atlantic Council’s Europe Center will host a discussion on the European Union’s (EU) Growth Plan for the Western Balkans and what it means for EU enlargement in the region.
Transatlantic Horizons
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After the vote: What's next for Kosovo's future?
On Wednesday, March 5 at 10:00 a.m. ET, the Atlantic Council’s Europe Center will host a conversation to debrief Kosovo’s parliamentary elections which took place on February 9. The outcome of Kosovo’s national elections on February 9 set the stage for a political shake-up that is capturing attention on both sides of the Atlantic.
A conversation with Hristijan Mickoski, prime minister of North Macedonia
On Thursday, February 20, at 1:00 p.m. ET/7:00 p.m. CET, the Atlantic Council’s Europe Center will host a discussion with Hristijan Mickoski, prime minister of the Republic of North Macedonia. Following North Macedonia’s parliamentary elections on May 8 last year, Mickoski is charting a new political path for Skopje at a critical moment for the Western Balkans.
The Balkans
Report Nov 14, 2024 North Macedonia: A reform agenda on the path to EU integration By Aleksej Demjanski, Biljana Ivanovska, Branimir Jovanović, Sara Milenkovska, Lura Pollozhani, and Malinka Ristevska Jordanova Five experts from the region map out a reform agenda for North Macedonia’s newly elected government to pursue greater democratic progress and eventual European integration.
Bridging borders: The complexities of EU immigration policy in the Balkans
The Atlantic Council’s Europe Center will host a virtual panel discussion on the “Bridging borders: The complexities of EU immigration policy in the Balkans.” This event will take place virtually on Monday, December 2 from 9:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. ET. The European Union (EU) is grappling with pressing immigration challenges as a bloc, with increased pressure from far-right political movements and the use of offshore centers for deportees as part of EU immigration policy strategy.
Bridging US-EU interests and action for the Indo-Pacific and China
China European Union Indo-Pacific Politics & Diplomacy United States and Canada Bridging US-EU interests and action for the Indo-Pacific and China This essay is part of the report “Transatlantic horizons: A collaborative US-EU policy agenda for 2025 and beyond,” which outlines an agenda for common action for the next US administration and European Commission. Europe and the United States need greater clarity in defining their common interests and policies on China.
Realizing a bolder transatlantic agenda for cooperation with Africa
Africa European Union Politics & Diplomacy Trade United States and Canada Realizing a bolder transatlantic agenda for cooperation with Africa This essay is part of the report “Transatlantic horizons: A collaborative US-EU policy agenda for 2025 and beyond,” which outlines an agenda for common action for the next US administration and European Commission.
EU enlargement: 20 years since Thessaloniki
Please join the Atlantic Council’s Europe Center and Eurasia Center for a virtual public panel “EU enlargement: 20 years since Thessaloniki.” This panel will take place on Thursday, June 29, 2023, from 9:00 a.m. – 10:00 a.m. ET / 15:00hrs – 16:00hrs CET via Zoom.
Could Italy become Europe’s newest problem child?
On September 25, Italian voters will elect a slimmed-down parliament in what polls predict will be a triumph for the conservative coalition led by Giorgia Meloni’s far-right Brothers of Italy party, which could win 45 percent of the vote. If the polls prove right, Meloni would become Italy’s first female prime minister and the first far-right Italian premier since World War II.
Albania's EU bid could be hampered by North Macedonia's struggles, says Edi Rama
Albania could struggle in its bid to join the European Union due to "internal issues" within the bloc, the country's Prime Minister Edi Rama told Euronews Albania. Rama who is seeking re-election in a parliamentary poll on Sunday said he feared that North Macedonia's difficulties in joining the EU could spell trouble for his own country's bid.
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