Prishtina School of Politics organized the third Seminar of School of Politics on Foreign Affairs and National Security. The Seminar discussed topics as: bilateral and multilateral relations between Balkan countries, the European future of Region and the enlargement process, Foreign Policy of Kosovo and the role of USA, EU and Russia in the Balkans.

On 22 June, Pristina Institute for Political Studies organized the first training of informants who will be on the ground during the dates June 27-July 3, collecting survey data on perceptions of Kosovars regarding the Stabilization Association Agreement. 

The second Seminar of School of Politics is being held this week. The central topic of this Seminar is Democracy and Development menawhile the debates will be focused on concepts such as: models of development, the competences of local and national level on the development of a country, the relation between rule of law and economic development.

The eight edition of Council of Europe School of Politics Newsletter mentions and highlights the PIPS publication on “Kosovo’s ability to fulfill the Council of Europe Membership Criteria: A comparative perspective”

The activity was supported by the GIZ Open Regional Fund for South East Europe- Energy Efficiency in frame of the Public Dialogue on Sustainable Use of Energy project.