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A rather sudden and under-the-radar meeting took place in Serbia's capital last week. A delegation of high-ranking European officials and business leaders made their way to Belgrade for the inconspicuously named "Summit on Strategic Raw Materials", organised by the Serbian government, which produced a single memorandum of understanding. But this event had some A-list guests: Serbia rolled out the red carpet for German Chancellor Olaf Scholz, European Commission Vice-President for the European Green Deal Maroš Šefčovič, and the chief executives of major European banks such as the European Bank ...
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Jean Monnet is remembered for having invented a smart technocratic gimmick – integrating the steel and coal industries of former enemies as the best way to ensure stable peace on the European continent. His technocratic method helped create the EU. Now, as the EU prepares for future enlargements to the Balkans and East — with the bloc aiming to start membership negotiations with Ukraine and Moldova by the end of June — geopolitical and even military integration should take centre stage. Before Jean Monnet could invent the EU, he spent a big part of his professional life developing war economie...
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