Czech Prime Minister Babiš: Serbia Had to Be in Schengen a Long Time Ago

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Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babiš today, at the annual meeting of Czech ambassadors in Prague, said that Serbia, like others in the Western Balkans, had to be part of the Schengen area a long time ago, and criticized the European Union for talking about membership rather than solving this simpler inclusion. The EU is constantly talking about the enlargement of the Union, but it is not talking about Schengen. I don't understand it, it should be m…

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Czech Prime Minister Repeats His Comparison of Europe to a Village of Gallic Comic Book Heroes

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"Serbia should have been in the Schengen area too long ago," said Czech Prime Minister Babiš at the annual ambassador meeting. At the same time, he expressed hopes for Montenegro's early accession.

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Foreign Minister Petr Macinka (Motorists for Themselves) expects judgment, activity and results from Czech diplomats. According to him, ambassadors should focus not only on diplomacy, but also on economic interests, especially with regard to future developments. Macinka, together with Prime Minister Andrej Babiš (ANO), spoke to ambassadors at a regular annual meeting on Monday. The head of government also spoke in favor of the Western Balkans' i…

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The Czech Republic is striving for the rapid enlargement of the European Union to include the countries of the Western Balkans. Prime Minister Andrej Babiš (ANO) said this today at the annual meeting of Czech ambassadors. He also spoke out in favor of including countries from this region in the Schengen area without internal borders, regardless of whether these states will be members of the union.

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The Czech Republic is seeking rapid enlargement of the European Union to include the countries of the Western Balkans. Prime Minister Andrej Babiš (ANO) said this at the annual meeting of Czech ambassadors on Monday. He also spoke out in favor of including countries from this region in the Schengen area without internal borders, regardless of whether these states will be members of the union.