Category Archives: European Union

Neočekivani nalet optimizma?

Posted on June 21, 2011 by igorluksic

Nedavno sam imao priliku da učestvujem u panel diskusiji pred najznamenitijom publikom u Beču, koji se te nedjelje pretvorio u Davos, jer je bio domaćin sastanka Svjetskog ekonomskog foruma. Ova izuzetna organizacija ima za cilj da okupi svjetske političke, biznis … Continue reading →

Posted in Economic Policy, European Union | Leave a comment

An Unexpected Surge of Optimism?

Posted on June 20, 2011 by igorluksic

Recently I had the opportunity to participate in a panel talk in front of a most illustrious audience in Vienna, which became Davos for that week as it hosted a session of the World Economic Forum. This extraordinary organization aims … Continue reading →

Posted in Economic Policy, European Union | 13 Comments

Where are we on the road to the European Union?

Posted on October 18, 2010 by igorluksic

Montenegro is on the brink of European integration. For people across the Balkans, EU membership is a symbol of the peoples’ hopes of enjoying the same democratic and economic benefits that our neighbors do. But why do different Balkan nations … Continue reading →

Posted in European Union | Tagged | 9 Comments

Do we need a special envoy to the Balkans?

Posted on August 9, 2010 by igorluksic

After I was elected to Montenegro’s parliament in 2001, I continued my political career at the foreign affairs department in a country that no longer exists – Serbia and Montenegro. I have since moved on to finance, but I am … Continue reading →

Posted in European Union | Tagged | Leave a comment