Serbia's EU Bid Stalls Amid Fallout From Mladic Farewell
Belgrade has pursued membership for years, but a hero's farewell for the convicted war criminal exposed its distance from Europe, according to Deutsche Welle.
Serbia's long-pursued bid for European Union membership remains stalled, Deutsche Welle reported, with a hero's farewell given to convicted war criminal Ratko Mladic exposing how far the country has alienated itself from Europe.
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- Serbia, the conflicted EU candidate — Deutsche Welle — English
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