Article Summary

This article suggests the EU is prioritizing opposition to Russia over democratic standards when deciding which countries get closer to joining, highlighting concerns that Serbia might lose funding while Georgia and Moldova face scrutiny over elections. It points out differences in how the EU treats candidate countries, depending on their foreign policy stance, and questions whether fairness and reform are being overshadowed by geopolitical goals. While it raises fair questions about bias, it doesn’t confirm whether election problems in Georgia and Moldova were independently verified.