Charles Szumski is a Brussels Reporter at Euractiv. He specializes in Scandinavian politics, Central Asia politics, and geopolitics, with a particular focus on energy and mining. Charles has been featured in Eurasia Review and EURACTIV.
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The controversy comes as EU concerns over Serbia’s democratic standards mount
Orbán's original restrictions namely limited the portrayal of homosexuality in material accessible to minors
Fico's plans have also exposed divisions within the governing coalition
Belgrade had previously criticised members of the EP's observation mission
Niculescu pledged to attract investment, create jobs and strengthen Europe
Montenegro, widely seen as the frontrunner for EU membership, is hosting a key Western Balkans summit
Amid calls for closer regional cooperation, a heated confrontation erupted between journalists and summit organisers
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Can the movement turn its triumph into lasting change bringing Serbia closer to the EU?
Sofia will also buy 32 VL MICA air-defence missiles for its navy with EU defence loans
