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New interns joined the BCSP research team
Out of 60 candidates that applied, eight with the best test results and applications were chosen to become part of XVIII generation of interns and the newest members of BCSP research team.
BCSP gathers newly graduated students via internship program, and provides them with the chance of gaining work experience in an independent research centre. Introduction seminar for eighteenth generation was held on September 2, 2015, in BCSP library.
New generation of interns during introduction seminar met with BCSP staff, got information about work principles in independent research centre, and also about activities in which they will participate in next six months.
History, mission, and accomplishments to date of BCSP were presented to interns by researches Maja Belos, and Marko Miloševic.
What are think-tanks and how are they different from other types of organizations was explained to interns through dynamic discussion with Sonja Stojanovic Gajic, BCSP director.
Chapters 23 and 24, and their importance in process of Serbian negotiations with EU were in focus of BCSP researcher, Bojan Elek, presentation. He talked about Bulletin about liberty, justice and security, named “REUformator” and gave some writing instructions.
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Datum: 20.10.2026.
Autor: Beogradski centar za bezbednosnu politiku
Out of 60 candidates that applied, eight with the best test results and applications were chosen to become part of XVIII generation of interns and the newest members of BCSP research team.
Datum: 20.10.2026.
Autor: Beogradski centar za bezbednosnu politiku
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Datum: 24.06.2026.
Autor: Beogradski centar za bezbednosnu politiku
Civil society organisations express deep concern over the direction of the investigative actions concerning the incident of 15 March 2025, which have recently been undertaken by the Higher Public Prosecutor’s Office in Belgrade. The current conduct of this Prosecutor’s Office is the exact opposite of the thorough and impartial investigation that such a grave case requires. Instead, it indicates a deliberate intention to cover up the actual incident and divert public attention towards the political persecution of victims and all those who have provided them with legal or other forms of support.
