Belgrade maintains both relationships to yield more benefits.
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Serbian President Tomislav Nikolic (L) with his Russian counterpart, Vladimir Putin
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Moscow is using financial opportunities and energy projects to strengthen its influence in the region.
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Net emigration and other demographic factors will create challenges for countries in Central and Eastern Europe.
