Energy, Environment & Transport

Lithium quest sucks EU into internal Serbian tensions

The EU risks thwarting its own values as its recent partnership with Serbia on raw materials is not going as planned.

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Belgrade, Serbia, 15 February 2022, demonstrators opposed to lithium extraction protest outside a government building. [EPA-EFE/ANDREJ CUKIC]

Bárbara Machado and Nathan Canas Euractiv 10-10-2024 06:30 4 min. read Content type: News Euractiv is part of the Trust Project
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Updated: 10-10-2024

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