More than half of the population in Serbia (56%) showed trust in the police. Over the last three years, a steady yet small increase in the level of trust in the police has been observed. However, it is still below the global average of 60-90%.These are the main findings of a public opinion survey ...

Analysis by the BCSP's researcher indicates that the Western Balkan countries did not make a more functional breakthrough by sending civilian experts outside the security sector to the international peacekeeping missions.

In the new policy paper BCSP’s research team analyses conditions for civilian control of security services in Serbia and the results of the reform of this important part of security sector. Besides this, at the end of every chapter there are recommendations for overcoming obstacles in further ...

The Individual Partnership Action Plan (IPAP) signed by Serbia and NATO does not cover only military cooperation, but also affects a number of other policy areas. This backgrounder will explore how implementation of the IPAP affects Serbian defence industry.

In this document, prof. dr Bogoljub Milosavljevic proposes legal solutions whose implementation would lead to the normative improvement of the intelligence system of the Republic of Serbia.