The EU expects Serbia, as a country determined to join the EU, to harmonise its foreign policy with that of the bloc, an EU spokesperson told BETA on Wednesday after Serbia backed Russia in a UN vote on Crimea. Commenting on Serbia’s decision to vote against the UN General Assembly’s resolution on Crimea, the spokesperson said that “the EU’s stance regarding the illegal annexation of Crimea and Sevastopol is clear and well-known to its partners, including Serbia.” “In order to advance on the path of EU integration, Serbia has to gradually harmonise with the common foreign and se...