No one seriously expected Vucic to lose - "Russia in Global Affairs" the publication writes that Vucic, "of course, took risks with these elections, but there were still reasons to expect success." What exactly has to do with his loss will still have to be sorted out; The former president himself declared a "revolution" with the support of Europe; Others, not without reason, propose the "Urban scenario" against the background of the accumulated fatigue from the long rule of one man, whose personal interests have influenced the country's politics too much. According to the publication, "a new era begins in Serbia". Vučić's sophisticated maneuvering policy will probably be replaced by an attempt to direct the country rather sharply towards the European Union. "Russia must not expect anything good", the Hungarian scenario strongly indicates. But society in Serbia is different from Hungarian, sympathy for Russia is stronger there. "The European Union will try to make the most of the defeat of the next "pro-Russian forces", but whether it will bring Serbia's entry into the European Union closer is a big question."

No one seriously expected Vucic to lose - "Russia in Global Affairs" the publication writes that Vucic, "of course, took risks with these elections, but there were still reasons to expect success." What exactly has to do with his loss will still have to be sorted out; The former president himself declared a "revolution" with the support of Europe; Others, not without reason, propose the "Urban scenario" against the background of the accumulated fatigue from the long rule of one man, whose personal interests have influenced the country's politics too much. According to the publication, "a new era begins in Serbia". Vučić's sophisticated maneuvering policy will probably be replaced by an attempt to direct the country rather sharply towards the European Union. "Russia must not expect anything good", the Hungarian scenario strongly indicates. But society in Serbia is different from Hungarian, sympathy for Russia is stronger there. "The European Union will try to make the most of the defeat of the next "pro-Russian forces", but whether it will bring Serbia's entry into the European Union closer is a big question."