A Win-Win Situation: EAEU Signs Free Trade Deals with Serbia and Iran
Serbia’s decision to conclude a free trade zone agreement with the Eurasian Economic Union was bad news for the European Commission, which had warned Serbia over making that decision several times. There are several reasons for Europe’s grudge. And given that Serbia accounts for less than 1 percent of the EU’s foreign trade, they are obviously geopolitical. Firstly, Brussels has always been uncomfortable when it comes to the special friendship between Moscow ...
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