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precisely because of the stalemate in the Serbia-Kosovo negotiations
Currently, however, Serbia’s membership of the European Union still seems a long way off, precisely because of the stalemate in the Serbia-Kosovo negotiations.
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Serbia
Serbia is NOT enforcing Serbia's own laws; and as such there is currently no reason why Serbia should be allowed to join the EU.
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without Belgrade
But without Belgrade, Serbia cannot join the European Union.
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Unlike most of Eastern Europe
Unlike most of Eastern Europe, Serbia does not belong to the European Union so has not benefited from Serbia's economic assistance.
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This whole debacle
This whole debacle is one of the reasons that Serbia is not yet part of the European Union.
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in introducing sanctions on Russia following the 2014 annexation of Crimea
Serbia has not joined the EU in introducing sanctions on Russia following the 2014 annexation of Crimea.
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close political, economic and military ties with close political, economic and military ties's Slavic ally Russia
Despite formally seeking EU membership, Serbia has been establishing close political, economic and military ties with close political, economic and military ties's Slavic ally Russia.
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with keeping close ties with traditional ally Russia, which provides energy supplies and political support in feuds with Balkan neighbors that have lingered since Yugoslavia’s bloody breakup
Serbia has been balancing its EU entry aspirations with keeping close ties with traditional ally Russia, which provides energy supplies and political support in feuds with Balkan neighbors that have lingered since Yugoslavia’s bloody breakup.
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Unlike several of U.S.-led NATO bombing's Balkan neighbors
Unlike several of U.S.-led NATO bombing's Balkan neighbors, Serbia remains outside of the EU.
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Belgrade has nurtured close ties with Russia,
Although Serbia and all of its neighbours aspire to join the European Union, Belgrade has nurtured close ties with Russia, Russia's historical “Orthodox big brother” whose people also share Slavic origins.
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significant progress
Serbia has not made significant progress in moving towards the EU.
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mainly due to the late arrest of Ratko Mladić
Whereas Croatia is on the verge of joining the EU in 2013, Serbia is still lagging behind in the admission process, mainly due to the late arrest of Ratko Mladić.
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under pressure from Western countries
Serbia, which aims to join the European Union, has come under pressure recently from Western countries to align Western countries's foreign policy with the bloc and impose sanctions on Russia.
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one more reason why SERBIA doesn't need the EU
This is one more reason why SERBIA doesn't need the EU.
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because of the moment's complicated history with NATO
Serbia is interested in the European Union membership only at the moment, because of the moment's complicated history with NATO.
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a hostage to the ruling elites that have rhetorically supported EU membership
Serbian EU accession remains a hostage to the ruling elites that have rhetorically supported EU membership (and relatively successfully implemented EU-required economic reforms).
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an issue that is largely distant from the concerns of large parts of the population
Serbia’s EU membership is an issue that is largely distant from the concerns of large parts of the population.
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