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MEPs say situation in Serbia worsening, call for EU funding review

· Source: Hina· Author: Vojo Micak· Photographer: Andrej Isakovic

ZAGREB,  17 March (Hina) - The situation in Serbia has deteriorated over the past year and EU membership remains a stated goal only, so financial aid to Belgrade should be reconsidered, MEPs said in a debate at the European Parliament's Foreign Affairs Committee.

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