All wars between Vucic and Nikolic

Opposite stances of President and Prime Minister increasingly often All wars between Vucic and Nikolic

Firm hugs with Belarus President and advocating interruption of the dialog with Pristina are just two examples in a series of opposite policies being led by Tomislav Nikolic and Aleksandar Vucic.

Analysts close to the SNS say that permanent competing between the two centers of power is obvious in home policy, however it is not realistic to expect that the former SNS leader Tomislav Nikolic is now considering making a political party of his own. There is no doubt that their discord and conflicting in foreign policy are more dangerous for Serbia.

- There are no two foreign policies because the only body leading our foreign policy is the Government. So Brussels is evaluating only moves made by our Government. For the time being I do not see any significant damage caused by the President’s acting, otherwise we would have already got adequate signals from the EU. The damage is perhaps more symbolic than crucial – Laslo Varga.

Deputy President of the parliamentary Board for European Integration says.
It is interesting that the SNS high officials are refusing to comment on Serbia President’s moves. Journalists asked Vucic if the German Chancellor Merkel had asked him about Lukashenko’s visit. Vucic replied that he ‘would have kept silent had she asked’.

Jadranka Joksimovic, the Minister for European Integration gave the following reply to the question over two policies not in harmony:

- The Serbian Government creates the country’s foreign policy and this Government is leading consistent and clear policy of European integration.

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