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Serbia aims for EU accession while BMZ funds projects in the Balkans, facing academic critique regarding Western support for undemocratic governments.

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The latest in this situation

  1. Russia is reportedly interfering in Serbia's political landscape as key figures like Albin Kurti assess the EU's strategy regarding Serbia's accession goals.
  2. Boron One's subsidiary, Balkan Gold, operates in the Jarandol Basin license area in Serbia.
  3. Lavrov commented on Serbia's desire to join the EU, which is seeking membership negotiations.

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1 report, 1 independent, last reported Jun 25. The briefing below covers this first event.

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Serbia aims for EU accession while BMZ funds projects in the Balkans, facing academic critique regarding Western support for undemocratic governments.

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  1. Serbia voices frustration at EU accession double standards.Sub-event
  2. Serbia seeks EU financial backing and membership goals while maintaining traditional alliances with Moscow.Sub-event
  3. Serbia aims for EU accession while BMZ funds projects in the Balkans, facing academic critique.1 source

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