CLEAN: Serbia's Tadic pushes for EU talks following Mladic arrest

The transcript discusses Serbia's focus on resolving the Goran Hardridge case and enhancing intelligence efforts against organized crime. It highlights Serbia's push for EU accession talks, comparing its progress to Croatia's, and emphasizes the importance of reforms in various sectors. The speaker expresses uncertainty about international recognition of these efforts but stresses the societal changes being implemented. The transcript also covers the need to understand war events, particularly the Srebrenica case, and concludes with Serbia's future prospects for integration and candidacy.

What is Serbia's main focus in its efforts to conclude the case of Goran Hardridge?

• Developing new technology

• Enhancing its tourism sector

• Fighting organized crime

• Improving its economic policies

What is one of the challenges Serbia faces in gaining international recognition for its reforms?

• Lack of financial resources

• Potential lack of support from Serbian citizens

• Insufficient military strength

• Poor educational infrastructure

What is the significance of Serbia's moral obligations in its accession talks?

• They focus solely on economic reforms

• They are irrelevant to the process

• They are a new approach compared to recent history

• They are the same as Croatia's obligations

What opportunity does the Srebrenica case provide for ordinary people?

• To engage in political debates

• To explore new technological advancements

• To understand the events of the war better

• To learn about economic policies

How does the speaker view the actions of Comrade during the war?

• As irrelevant to the Srebrenica case

• As a mix of legitimate and criminal actions

• As legitimate military operations only

• As entirely criminal