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According to Todorović, however, the vehemence of Serbia’s opposition to the resolution has more complex roots than mere nationalist pique. Belgrade, she explained, wants to increase its international influence by appearing to argue with its neighbors and then swiftly defuse the disputes, thereby winning a reputation as a force for stability and a major regional player.
“This is the foreign policy Serbia has chosen for itself, especially after the full-scale invasion of Ukraine was launched,” Todorović continued. “It wants to be relevant in the world by causing tensions and then accepting praise from the international community once they are resolved.”
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