The New Government in Serbia Faces Old Questions: What Will Happen to Dodik, Srebrenica and Relations with BiH?
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DOCUMENT How much Serbian foreign policy will change with the new government: It is difficult to find differences in relation to Vučić The post DOCUMENT How much the foreign policy of Serbia will change with the new government: It is difficult to find differences in relation to Vučić appeared first on Hrvatska danas.
A change of government in Serbia could open up space for a new regional policy, but advocating for European values and good neighbourly relations will not be enough. Detektor's interlocutors argue that the key test will be the willingness of the new government to respect the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Bosnia and Herzegovina and seriously confront the legacy of the wars waged in the 1990s.
Dr. Božo Cerar, diplomat: “The European Union should support the new government /in Belgrade/, but not repeat the mistakes of the past, when it often gave in too much to Vučić for geopolitical stability and other pragmatic interests. European promises must be accompanied by clear criteria and verifiable results. Democratic reforms must not be a mere means of obtaining European funds and political support.” […]
Miljan Mladenović from Belgrade for "Avaz": The extended hand of Serbia will be more sincere, relations with Dodik will not be nearly as good as before - Will the new government change relations in the region, is a question to which the public in BiH, as well as in other countries, is trying to get an answer
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