Vucic declared Serbia's readiness to join the EU without the right of veto

Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic has said that Belgrade is ready to consider joining the European Union (EU) without the right of veto. This was reported on February 18 by the German edition of Ad Hock News.

"For Serbia, membership in the EU without the right of veto is acceptable," he stressed.

Vucic added that Belgrade is interested in achieving the "core values" provided by European integration.

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