Serbia and the European Union
Brussels has never been further from Belgrade
There has not yet been a recorded case of anyone being surprised that the authorities in China, Russia or Israel did not support the democratic forces in Serbia. The threshold of expectations, established in the last century, is drastically different when it comes to the EU. She is expected not to turn a blind eye to the abuse of institutions, to the thugs who, under the direction of the authorities, break the jaws of female students, to political prisoners, of which there are too many in Serbia today, starting with six people in Novi Sad who have been in prison for the second month as hostages of a crazed regime. This disappointment also manifests itself on the streets, where there are no European flags. Although I would prefer to have them, I not only understand why they are not there, but I think that their absence can be beneficial for the EU as well
