Serbia’s constitution contains a preamble making claims to parts of Kosovo. The two countries have still not signed a peace treaty 15 years after war between them. This territorial dispute - and Serbia’s traditional alignment with Russia - present Serbia, which is surrounded by Nato members, with a difficult geopolitical choice.
<i>Joining the European Union has been a long and tortuous road for Serbia, the biggest country in the western Balkans. Its wait has been delayed by internal politics and years with no official relations with the EU. It is only since 2012, under Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic, that Serbia has overcome its year’s in limbo. Joining the EU will not be easy...