Lately in the German political public are all more common signs that the political establishment is slowly moving away from Aleksandar Vučić as a security guarantor in the region. The only party that stabs from that trend is Afd, says Deutsche Welle.
Germany Politika stability and security factor in the Balkans – from Angela Merkel, via Olaf Scholz, all the way to Friedrich Merz.
Although criticisms on certain aspects of its rule have always existed, Vučić was too important to Berlin and Brussels due to key processes in the Western Balkans, such as the normalization of the relationship between Serbia and Kosovo, to allow more serious distance.
There are also economic interests, such as the fact that Germany is the largest foreign investor in Serbia, as well as more significant strategic cooperation regarding Lithium exploitation in Jadar Valley.
However, there are more and more signs that this “useful love” could come to its end.
Although Germany still retains a certain distance when it comes to student protests who have paralyzed Serbia since November last year, it is clear that patience is in Berlin, which is seen from all the more common criticisms of Vučić’s account.
A drop seems to be a glass of Vučić’s recent departure, to celebrate the 190s, where he met with Vladimir Putin – a man whom the German politician of Friedrich Merz (CDU) recently called today “today.
In addition, Vučić is a High Representative for BiH, Christian Schmidt, called “Gauleiter”, and the deputies of the European Parliament who attended protests in Serbia – “Olosom”.
On the recent debate in Berlin, Adis Ahmetović, the SPD foreign policy spokesman in Bundestag, did not hide disappointment by developing the situation in Serbia and the region. It was directly accused by Vučić for destabilization:
“Vučić became a destabilization factor, not only for Serbia, and for Bosnia and Herzegovina, Kosovo and Montenegro,” said Ahmetović and resignedly added that Berlin “played the wrong card”.
It seems that both CDU / CSU is all more aware that the public proizes them for mild interthers towards Vucic and authorities in Belgrade.
At the request of Deutsche Wellea on the latest statements of the Serbian President, Michael Brand, Deputy President of the Parliamentary Group for Southeast Europe from the ranks of the ruling CDU, was very clear in their response.
(Vijesti.ba)
