What is controversial about the new Draft Law on Internal Affairs, how it was written and which provisions entail dangers for citizens’ rights and the further politicisation of police work – these are questions to which the new prEUgovor brief alert offers answers and solutions for improvement.

In the previous year, we faced serious challenges, achieved significant success and experienced a great loss.

During the session held on December 14, 2022, the Assembly of the Belgrade Centre for Security Policy (BCSP) elected Gorana Radovanović as the new President of the BCSP Executive Board, while Luka Glušac was elected as the new Vice-president of the BCSP Executive Board.

Civil society organisations from Kosovo and Serbia have expressed their support for Miodrag Milićević from NGO Aktiv, who was verbally and physically assaulted by a member of Kosovo Police special units in the vicinity of the Jarinje crossing in north Kosovo.

Dear friends and partners, our colleague Marija Pavlović tragically lost her life at the age of 34 in a traffic accident.

The Belgrade Centre for Security Policy has formed an International Advisory Committee consisting of 16 internationally recognized researchers, professors, representatives of the think-tank community, former officials – experts in international relations, defense, security and the rule of law.

How to improve the withdrawn Draft Law on Internal Affairs in order to effectively tackle the chronic problem of politicization of the Serbian police? We provided answers in the new publication of the prEUgovor coalition, which gathers BCSP and other six civil society organisations.

University of Belgrade – Faculty of Political Science is pleased to announce the first call for applications for the MA in Peace, Security and Development.