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  1. The Serbian Progressive Party stated that improving the rule of law is necessary for Serbia to achieve EU candidacy.
  2. The Serbian Progressive Party took over the Serbian government amid EU criticism regarding democratic backsliding.
  3. Tensions remain between Belgrade and Pristina as the EU condemns rhetoric regarding ethnic cleansing, while Milosevic founded the SPS party in Serbia.

Pristina banned Telekom Srbija CEO Vladimir Lucic for undermining sovereignty.

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Pristina banned Telekom Srbija CEO Vladimir Lucic for undermining sovereignty.

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