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In [[Serbia]], public support for EU membership fell dramatically between 2012 (nearly 70% in support) and 2017 (43% in support).<ref>Cvijić, Srđan (April 5, 2017). [http://www.politico.eu/article/aleksandar-vucic-eu-the-biggest-loser-in-serbia-elections-eu-the-biggest-loser-in-serbias-elections/ EU the biggest loser in Serbia’s elections]. ''Politico''. Retrieved April 7, 2017.</ref>

In [[Serbia]], public support for EU membership fell dramatically between 2012 (nearly 70% in support) and 2017 (43% in support).<ref>Cvijić, Srđan (April 5, 2017). [http://www.politico.eu/article/aleksandar-vucic-eu-the-biggest-loser-in-serbia-elections-eu-the-biggest-loser-in-serbias-elections/ EU the biggest loser in Serbia’s elections]. ''Politico''. Retrieved April 7, 2017.</ref>

===Kosovo===

===Kosovo===

Recognition of the "national aspirations" of Kosovo by [[globalist]]s was met with cynicism and cries of hypocrisy, and viewed as a thumb-in-eye by the NATO-EU hegemon to many in Serbia and Russia. To begin with, globalist doctrine deems at its core any form of nationalism as equivalent to fascism and racism, yet elevated a territory once predominantly Christian severed by Muslim migration to a "sovereign independent state."

Recognition of the "national aspirations" of Kosovo by [[globalist]]s was met with cynicism and cries of hypocrisy, and viewed as a thumb-in-eye by the NATO-EU hegemon by many in Serbia and Russia. To begin with, globalist doctrine deems at its core any form of nationalism as equivalent to fascism and racism, yet elevated a territory once predominantly Christian severed by Muslim migration to a "sovereign independent state."

== Macedonia ==

== Macedonia ==