Eurasian Union

Serbia "has friends everywhere, doesn't interfere"

BELGRADE -- Serbian President Tomislav Nikolić stated on Thursday that his country has friends everywhere in the world - "in the east, west, north and south alike."

The Presidents of Russia, Belarus and Kazakhstan signеd on Thursday an agreement establishing the Eurasian Economic Council.

Kazakhstan's capital Astana saw the emerging of a 170-million-strong bloc in which free movement of goods, capital, services and working force are to be guaranteed.

Forty percent of Bulgarians are pro-EU, while 22% would like Bulgaria to join the Russia-led Eurasian Union, shows a survey of the Alpha Research agency. 

The question Alpha Research asked the respondents in the end of April was “If today was held a referendum for the joining of Bulgaria to the EU or the Eurasian Union, which would you choose?”

ZRENJANIN - Serbian Radical Party (SRS) holds that the EU integration process has impoverished the people of Serbia and calls for a closer cooperation with Russia and the Eurasian Union.