How Did the European Commission Rate Serbia?
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On Wednesday 4 November, the European Commission unveiled its annual report on the candidate countries for entry into the Union. In Serbia, which is one of them, the victory in the last elections of the "list of students" on Aleksandar Vucic opens the prospect of a rapprochement with Brussels.
The European Commission published today its annual report on Serbia, in which it is estimated that there has been a setback in four areas. This is the largest number of such evaluations in one year since Serbia has been a candidate for membership in the European Union.
The European Commission stated that Serbia had no significant progress towards EU membership and demanded that the new Government accede to the anti-Russian sanctions; the European Commission, in its annual enlargement report, pointed out the need to align Serbia ' s foreign policy with the community ' s policy; it transferred TASS. The agency noted that there had been no significant progress in the accession negotiations; the level of…
The Commission states that its last year's recommendations have not been fulfilled: the implementation of the recommendations of the Venice Commission on amendments to the law on the judiciary and the prosecution, the appointment of judges and prosecutors in accordance with the law and, above all, the filling of vacancies in the Constitutional Court.
In Serbia, no progress has been recorded in the reform of the judiciary, which is still under strong pressure from politics and institutions, which should be opposed by the highest state authorities and umbrella judicial bodies, the European Commission assessed in the report on Serbia's progress on the road to the EU. In the report published today on Serbia's progress from September 1 last [...]
The European Commission, in an evaluation report published today, criticizes Serbia for the lack of progress in the accession negotiations for membership in the European Union. However, the new government, which will emerge from the recent parliamentary elections, has a chance to reverse this trend, according to the Commission. In the report on the progress of individual candidates, the EC...
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