
EU Summit Focuses on Western Balkans Integration
An EU-Western Balkans summit in Tivat highlighted the bloc's focus on integrating Balkan countries, with Montenegro seen as close to membership while Serbia faces more challenges. EU officials emphasized that enlargement is not charity and urged greater engagement from Serbian political actors towards their European path.
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