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What trends are evident in the European Union’s foreign, defence and security policy? What are the main challenges for Serbia’s European integration? Why is it important to speed up European integration and how can this be achieved? Why is there no alternative to this process?

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    Author: Belgrade Centre for Security Policy

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    Author: Belgrade Centre for Security Policy

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