The Opposition Movement Student List, Which Won the Parliamentary Elections in Serbia, Called the Sanctions Against Russia Ineffective, Pointing to the Higher Growth of the Russian Economy Compared to the Economy of the European Union
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The opposition movement Student List, which won the parliamentary elections in Serbia, called the sanctions against Russia ineffective, pointing to the higher growth of the Russian economy compared to the economy of the European Union
The opposition movement Student List, which won the parliamentary elections in Serbia, called the sanctions against Russia ineffective, pointing to the higher growth of the Russian economy compared to the economy of the European Union. This was stated...
The representative of Serbia's successful student list movement, former Serbia's Central Bank Manager Dejan Shoškić, said that the sanctions against Russia had failed and the Russian economy continued to grow faster than Europe.
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Sanctions against Russia should have hit its economy seriously, but the expected effect has not been realized, and in a few years Russia's economy has grown faster than Europe's, as reported by the former Governor of the Central Bank of Serbia, Dejan Shoškić, who won the parliamentary election of the Student List on Radio and Television Serbia.
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