BELGRADE, Serbia (AP) — German Chancellor Olaf Scholz praised a tentative deal between Serbia and the European Union signed on Friday that paves the way for ...
praised a tentative deal between Serbia and the European Union signed on Friday that paves the way for the disputed excavation of lithium, a mega project that could reduce Europe's dependency on China but one that has been fiercely criticized by environmentalists and opposition groups.
“I’m glad the decision was made,” he said. "I admit, this decision required courage, but it was made at the right moment,” Scholz said.“This is a project that is good because it will be developed in an environmentally compatible way and is good because it creates economic activity and prosperity where world history made it possible to bury raw material in the earth, and we are now extracting it,” Scholz said.to cancel a $2.
Serbia is formally seeking EU membership, but has maintained close political and economic ties with China and Russia, despite Moscow's aggression in Ukraine. The signed agreement is seen by analysts as a major boost for Vucic and his hard-line policies. If the Trump classified documents case is reinstated, Judge Aileen Cannon would be difficult to remove
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