EU Foreign Policy Chief Calls on Serbia to Make a ‘Strategic Choice’ Between West and East
- EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas urged Serbia on May 22, 2025, in Belgrade to make a strategic choice between aligning with the West or maintaining ties with Russia and China.
- This call follows Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic's attendance at Russia's May 9 Victory Day parade, which defied EU warnings and sparked concerns over Serbia’s commitment to EU accession.
- Kallas emphasized that Serbia's European future relies on upholding EU values, pursuing reforms on media freedom, anti-corruption, and electoral reform, and normalizing relations with Kosovo.
- Kaja Kallas emphasized that Serbia must decide its long-term strategic direction and underscored the importance of matching commitments with concrete actions. She also noted that Brussels has started to ease restrictions imposed since June 2023, contingent upon continued de-escalation in northern Kosovo.
- Kallas plans to invite Belgrade and Pristina representatives to Brussels to discuss concrete steps forward, reflecting the EU’s continued focus on Kosovo-Serbia normalization amid ongoing regional tensions.
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Serbia Faces "Strategic Education" Between the West and the East
The EU warns Serbia that membership in the block requires alignment with European values, following the President's visit to Russia on Friday and refusing sanctions. Reforms and dialogue with Kosovo are also essential.
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