On Thursday, October 22 at 10:00 a.m. ET, the Atlantic Council’s Europe Center hosted a discussion on the state of play ahead of Serbia’s parliamentary elections.
Serbia will hold parliamentary elections on October 25. The vote will have implications for the country’s political direction and its path toward Euro-Atlantic integration. Experts discuss the main actors and issues in the election, and also possible outcomes for Serbia’s future, the Western Balkans, and broader transatlantic relations.
This event is part of the Europe Center’s Balkans Forward Initiative.
Welcome remarks
Jörn Fleck
Senior Director, Europe Center,
Atlantic Council
Speakers
Florian Bieber, PhD
Professor for Southeast European History and Politics,
Director, Centre for Southeast European Studies,
University of Graz
Nikola Burazer
Programme Director,
Centre for Contemporary Politics;
Executive Editor,
European Western Balkans
Vukosava Crnjanski
Founder and Director,
Center for Research, Transparency and Accountability (CRTA)
Amb. Christopher Hill
Distinguished Fellow, Europe Center,
Atlantic Council;
Former US Ambassador to the Republic of Serbia
Ivan Vejvoda, PhD
Co-Founder and Board Member,
Europe’s Futures Initiative, Vienna
Moderated by
Ilva Tare
Resident Senior Fellow, Europe Center,
Atlantic Council
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