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What changed between the resolution motion joint and the adopted text

From · resolution motion joint· 21 Oct 2025

RC-10-2025-0459

on the polarisation and increased repression in Serbia, one year after the Novi Sad tragedy

To · adopted text· 22 Oct 2025

TA-10-2025-0248

Polarisation and increased repression in Serbia, one year after the Novi Sad tragedy

AI:What changed, in short

Adds allegations of foreign interference and hate crimes linked to Serbia, and a reference to a strategic mining project.12 Adds a call for dialogue to reduce polarisation and expands condemnation of ethnic targeting to specific minority groups.34

4 changes of substance · 0 formal · 0 of wording only

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Changes to the text itself, in document order. Cover page, citations and punctuation-only edits are left out; they are under “Every difference”.

Changes of substance · 4

Change 1 Substance

AI summary:Adds two new recitals alleging foreign nationals with pro-Russian leanings received shooting training in Serbia to incite unrest in Moldova's elections, and Serbian citizens committed hate crimes in France and Germany.

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Added:S. whereas over 150 foreign nationals with pro-Russian leanings were given shooting training in Serbia with the intention of inciting unrest ahead of Moldova’s 2025 parliamentary elections; whereas perpetrators of this crime, one of whom was linked to a high-ranking Serbian official, were only arrested after a media outcry; whereas the Serbian Government exerted direct pressure on the 2025 parliamentary elections in Kosovo;

Added:T. whereas a group of Serbian citizens, later arrested by Serbian law enforcement at the request of foreign national authorities, have committed hate crimes among various ethnic and religious groups in France and Germany with the intention of inciting fear and violence;

Change 2 Substance

AI summary:Adds a recital noting the Commission's June 2025 inclusion of the Rio Tinto lithium and boron mining project in Jadar on the strategic projects list under Regulation (EU) 2024/1252.

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Added:W. whereas in June 2025, the Commission announced the inclusion, under Regulation (EU) 2024/1252, of the Rio Tinto lithium and boron mining project in Jadar on the list of strategic projects located in third countries;

Change 3 Substance

AI summary:Adds a paragraph expressing concern over political polarisation and calling for constructive dialogue free from external pressure, emphasising Serbia's sovereignty and citizens' aspirations.

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Added:3. Expresses concern over the deepening political polarisation in Serbia; calls on all political actors, civil society representatives and relevant stakeholders in Serbia to engage in constructive dialogue, free from external pressure or interference, with the aim of reducing political and social polarisation, building trust among institutions, and finding a sustainable path forward for the country; emphasises that Serbia’s sovereignty and political trajectory should reflect the aspirations of its citizens;

Change 4 Substance

AI summary:Expands condemnation of targeting national minorities to explicitly include Slovaks in Bački Petrovac, Romanians, Bulgarians, and Croatians, and the use of ethnic slurs by pro-government media.

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Changed:12.13. Condemns the actions of the members of the ruling party in organising an illegal encampment in Pionirski park in front of the presidency building and its subsequent expansion into the square overlooking the National Assembly; is gravely concerned about multiple reports of individuals with criminal backgrounds being mobilised by the ruling party in counter-protest activities, attacking protesters with pyrotechnics, further escalating tensions, violence and polarisation in the country; condemns the targeting of members of national minoritiesminorities, including Slovaks in Bački Petrovac, Romanians, Bulgarians and Croatians, and the use of ethnic slurs by pro-government media;