Serbia's new president plans to see clarification from the EU on what pre-requisites exist for membership, particularly regarding the recognition of Kosovo's independence.
Speaking to a state news agency on Friday, Tomislav Nikolic, said of his upcoming visit to Brussels:
"Since they will ask me for straight answers to many questions, I also expect straight answers to questions that I'll raise,"
"In Brussels I expect to finally find out what no one in Serbia has ever heard: does the EU insist that Serbia accept the independence of Kosovo in order to continue its path to the EU?"
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