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EU accession negotiations, Public administration reform
DPS against EU and US in new action of retaining control over the RTCG
Administrative Committee of the Parliament of Montenegro determined the Proposal for the list for the appointment of the RTCG Council by authorized proposers. Proposal for the list was unanimously supported by the MPs of the Democratic Party of Socialists (DPS), which confirmed that the DPS had controlled this process from the beginning, and that there…
EU accession negotiations, Rule of law
The EU Should React to the Capture of Security Services in the Western Balkans
It was concluded at the event organised by the Belgrade Centre for Security Policy (BCSP) on 4 June 2019 in Belgrade. The event was organised within the project “Watching the Watchers: Towards Accountable Intelligence Services in the Western Balkans” which is jointly implemented by Belgrade Centre for Security Policy from Serbia, Center for European Strategies…
About Contest for digital solution for TV Show NGO sector
Dragana Jaćimović, project associate at Institute Alternative, presented Contest for digital solution for citizen participation for the TV show NGO sector. The contest is organised by Institute Alternative with partners within the You4EU project. In this TV show, answers were given to these questions: 🔘What are we looking for in this competition? 🔘Who can apply…
Accountable public finances, EU accession negotiations, Parliamentary program, Public administration reform, Rule of law
Commentary on the European Commision’s Report for the Radio of Montenegro (RCG)
Dina Bajramspahić provided commentary for the Radio of Montenegro (Radio Crne Gore) on the European Commission’s findings from the just published Report on Montenegro for 2019. In our review of the report, we concluded that the findings of the European Commission put under question the country’s leading position compared to other Western Balkan countries; some…
Role of the Parliament in a Democratic Society
Dina Bajramspahić, our public policy researcher, responded to Vijesti’s question about whether we need the Law on Parliament and Law on Government: The relation between the Parliament and Government is insufficiently regulated and for almost twelve years since independence, the procedural issues of the mechanisms envisaged by the Constitution are not adequately elaborated. In the…
Statement for RFE on the appointment Anti-corruption Agency’ Council Members
Ana Đurnić, public policy researcher at Institute Alternative commented the appointment of the Anti-Corruption Agency’s Council Members. She finds problematic the opinion of the Commission for evaluation of candidates that 11 out of 12 candidates do not fulfil conditions for appointment, since they did not pass the professional exam for work in the state administration.…