This training activity aims to foster knowledge and critical assessments of EU strategy towards the Western Balkans from both the enlargement and security perspectives, examining the political choices, the applied rules, the political and legal instruments adopted at the international, European, and national level to reinforce reform efforts and bring tangible progress.
Goce Delčev University of Štip
We are proud to announce that the Goce Delčev University of Štip (Macedonian: Универзитет Гоце Делчев Штип, Univerzitet Goce Delchev Shtip) is a new EUWEB’s partner.
prayforAlbanians
EUWEB staff expresses condolences and solidarity to the Albanian people in these dramatic moments.
#prayforAlbanians ❤️
Visit to EPOKA from 11–15 November 2019
We are very glad to inform you that within the framework of the Erasmus+ staff mobility agreement signed between EPOKA University in Tirana (Albania) and the University of Salerno (UNISA) in Italy, Prof. Teresa Russo, the EUWEB Module Leader, visited EPOKA from 11–15 November 2019.
The Open Forum on Planning and Enhancing EU-Western Balkans Cooperation
On the same day, 15 November 2019, the Open Forum on Planning and Enhancing EU-Western Balkans Cooperation on Justice and Home Affairs (JHA) took place at EPOKA University.
First activities in collaboration with EPOKA University of Tirana
We are proud to announce our first activities in collaboration with EPOKA University of Tirana (Albania).
EU-Western Balkans cooperation on cross-border security (migration and asylum management)
This training activity aims to foster knowledge and critical assessments of EU strategy towards the Western Balkans from both the enlargement and security perspectives, examining the political choices, the applied rules, the political and legal instruments adopted at the international, European, and national level to reinforce reform efforts and bring tangible progress.
EU-Western Balkans cooperation in the fight against transnational crimes
This training activity aims to foster knowledge and critical assessments concerning the Western Balkans as the origin of cross-border offences into the rest of Europe. Organised crime activities are mainly linked to illicit trafficking in arms, drugs, and humans.
EU-Western Balkans cooperation on transnational crimes
The present research activity will carry out knowledges and critical assessment concerning Western Balkans as origin areas for cross-border offences into the rest of Europe.
EU-Western Balkans cooperation on cross-border security (migration and asylum management)
The present research activity will carry out the EU strategy towards Western Balkans from both perspectives of enlargement and security examining the political choices, the applied rules, the political and legal instruments adopted at international, European and national level to reinforce reform efforts and bring tangible progresses for the accession of Western Balkans to the […]
EU-Western Balkans judicial and police cooperation
This training activity aims to foster knowledge and critical assessments concerning judicial and police cooperation with the Western Balkan countries to investigate and prosecute crimes in the region looking at the international, European, and national legislative framework.